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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-08
4 The Hit at the American Party"

The organ of the abolitionized Opposition in
this county, contained the following remarks
in regard TO the 'Republican" platform, IN its
issue Of June 2sth, 1886
"We publish the Republican platform in
another column. The Platform is all right in
itself, ercept the hat at the .fmerican party
cCntained in lis fast plank"
Now, what was this ''Iast plank" that gave
such hard ''hIt" to Americanism We quote
it from the same issue OF the same paper, word
for word, as follows:
"ResolUsd, That we cordially invite the
afiliation and cooperation of the men of all
parties, however different from US in other re-
spects, in support of the principles herein de-
clared, and believing that the spirit of our in
stitutions, as well as the Constitution of our
country, guarantees liberty of conscience and
equality of rights among citizens, we oppose
all legislation impairing their security"
This was a mere 'eglittering generality"
when compared with the direc! reputation of
Americanism by the Chicago Convention, and
il il aimed blow at the peculiar doctrine of
the "Americans," it was certainly leveled at
random. Notwithstanding this, however, it
was sufficient to arouse the ire of the then
watctfal Cerberus of Bedford county ssAmeri-
canIsm." But, alas and alack for the "Sons
of the Sres !" "RepublIcan" Conventions
can now meet and insult ;sAmericanism'' with
out even so much as eliciting bark OF growl
from their former watchdog. That once ter
rible maStiff has lost all bis "native" teeth, and
now shows nothing but the simon-pure African
ivory. The Chicago Convention can Just say
what it pieases about Americanism and Ger
berus swallows ii right down. The sop thrown
hIm oy Tom Ford has wonderfully improved
MS appetite for Black Republican dictaton.-
He ''strans" tremendously at constitutional
Union" gnat, but swallows a Black R4publ-
can camel with the greatest imaginable ease.
He has no idea of becoming lean baying the
declining moon of Americanism. Not he
His eye is steadily directed to the main chance.
What is principle to him, when money is sta
ked against it The Chicago Convention
might have put forty "Dutch planks" in ITS
platform, aud might have manufactured them
all out of "Dutch cheese" seasoned with spin
ters of Llncon's rails, and he would have gulp-
ed them all down his political gullet, without
even winkIng an eye or making wry face.
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STAND FROM UNDER.

The friends OF Seward in New York, DOW
erful majority of the Abolition party, are all
ready manifesting symptoms of grand bolt.
The Tribune, anti-Seward organ, thus sneerlng-
ly announces the fact and threatens its autbofs.
eve hear that some prominent menbers OF
the lbany lobby, who have hitherto professed
TO be Republicans, express their determination
TO bolt the Chicago nomination. This is good
news. If few members of the Legislature Of
the same stripe would JOIN them, it would be a
great blessing to the party, and a great help to
the tIcket' ~
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The Irrepressible Conflict.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Black Republican
nominee for President of the United States, is the
author the annexed reasonable, fanatcal and
revolutionary doctrine. It was announced by him
prior to Stewards "Irrepressible Conflict Roches-
ter speech, the leading idea of which it embodies,
and was the basis of all his arguments against Ste
phen A. Douglas in 1858, by whom he was defeated
for the U. S. Senate. Let the conservative masses
reflect upon this startling doctrine, and let patriots
shrink from it from serpent whose sting Is
death
s'We are now far into the fifth year since policy
was initiated with the avowed object and confident
promise Of putting end to slavery agitation.-
Under the operation of that policy, that agitation
has not only not ceased, but has constantly aug
mented In my opinion, it will not cease until
crisis shall have been reached and passed. house
divided against itself cannot stand. 5eirsUe thts
government cannot endure permanently half sIaUs
and halffrss do not expect the Union to be dis
solved-ldo not expect the house TO fall-but | do
expect it will cease to be divided. 1t 1cH tsconae
u one thing or all the other. Either the opponents
of slavery will arrest the farther spread of it, and
place it where the public mind shall rest in the be-
lief thatitis IN the of ultimate extinction or
It's advocates will push it forward till it shall be-
cone alike lawful in all the States, old as well
as new-North as well as South.''
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May 25, 1860.
Chairman

The following persons were chosen Vigilance
Committees for the several townships and boroughs
of this county, by the Democratic voters, at the
Delegate elections held on the third Saturday of
June last, and the coming Delegate elections will be
held by them in their respective districts:
Bsdford BorOugA.-Jose2a W. Tate, Thomas Il.
Lyons, J. W. Lingenfeter.
Re9ford Tolvnship.-Danel Fetter, J. T. Gephart
John W. Scott.
Broad Top.-Maj. Jas. Patton, Col. T. W. HOr-
ton, S. S. Fluke.
Coleratm.-Josiah Shoemaker, Joseph Cessna, God
frey Yeager.
CumBsJla,rd Vallsy.-J. C. Vickroy, Geo. Bennett,
H. j. Bruner, Esq.
HarrisOR.-Geo. Elder, Geo. w. Horn, Jac. Comp
HopswsH.-William Gorsuch, Samuel Bolinger,
Abraham Steele.
jan iata.-Gen. Jas. Burns, VIM. GILLESPIE, John
Corley, Sr.
Lrbsrty.-l. KensingeT, Esq, Geo. Rhoads, John
Roman.
Londonds,yy.-- John Barth, Henry Miller, James
c. Devore.
MonrOe.-P. Barkman, D. Evans, And Steckman.
Napssr.-John Sill, Samuel w. Miller, William
Albaugh.
PrOvadsnes ED. A. T. Black, Cad. Evans, H
Chamberlain, Jr.
Providence W.-Iohn D. Lucas. Josiah Baugh-
man, Col. S. B Tate.
81. Ciav.-Thos. B. Wisegarver, Jacob Beckey
A. J. Crisman.
Se6sHsbHrg.-Peter Dewslt, B. F. Horn, Henry
Culp
Snake Sprimg.-Hon. J. G. Hartley, Nicholas
Koons, Daniel l.. De6baugh.
Southampton. Donahoe, Alex. Fletcher,
VIM. Adams.
Uaion.-JacOb COrle, Jr., John H. Walter, Abra-
ham Croyle.
WOodjsrry Sc. Kochendarfer, wm. Tetwi-
Ter, Levi S, fluke.
WOOd6srry M.--Henry Fluke. W. J. Galbraith,
ID. K. Barley.
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A great deal of stress is LAID, by the Repub-
i'can press, upon the alleged fact that ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN, in the great contest for the Uni
ted States Senatorship in 1858, carried the pop
ular majority, although DoUGLAs succeeded in
carrying the Legislature. There is slight mis-
take IN this. The alleged fact Is not fact
The vote of Illinois in 1858 on the State ticket
was for MILLER, Republican candidate for State
Treasurer, 125,462 for FoNDeY, Douglas
Democrat, l2l ,SS9; DoUGHERry, Buchanan
Democrat, 5,02l-makIng the result:
For Miller, Rep. .125.46o
Fondey, Doug. Dem. 12l,889
Dougherty, Buch 5,02I 1e6,9IO
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/ beg leave to introduce the name of Mi
cnaei fluke, Esq, of HopeweIl towash,p, as a
candidate for County Commissioner. He has
always been Democrat, working Tor the party
and adran cling its interests in his own locality,
has never asked for the most humble Office, and
the township in which he lives (HopeweIl)
has heretofore been overlooked by the Democra-
Gym selecting candidates He Is deserving, COM
petenl and reliable, and will make an economI-
cal otlcer, as the management OF bis own do
mestlc affams clearly demonstrates.
Yours Truly,
LIBERTY
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W One OF the most prevalent, and a: the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that
attend the human flesh, is the Fever and Aoue
For long time the medical world have been
continually bringing forth numerous specifics
ioF It's permanent cure but all without effect.
Dr. J.. Hostetter, an experienced and celebra-
led physician, has succeeded in furnishing the
pubic with valuable preparation for the cure
OF Fever Ague. The steady and increasing
demand lately made for the "Bitters," and the
universal success attending ITS use have made
ior II a reputation unsurpassed by any specific
OF the kind. For the cure of the Fever and
Ague, DIR. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach R;t-
ters must and should CLAIM a superiority owe,
any other preparation extant.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere.
A5See advertisement in another column.
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The IRREPRESsIBLE CoNFLIcr.-The testi-
moDy of the Albany EDening Journal Thur
low Weeds paper, Stewards organ) in regard to
the peculiar stripe OF Abram Lincoln's politics,
is presumed to be disinterested, and therefore is
OF some value. Says that paper
"Conservatism, in its modern and odous
sense, has no representative in Mr.. Lincoln
His war against injustice, iuhumanity and sla-
very is OF the "IrTepressible' sort, and he has
no sympathy with those who would whisper
epithets against oppression in any torm-if he
be rough diamond be is a sound one. He holds
time-servers and towards in contempt, and
would as soon ''cotton" to pickpocket as to a
''doughface." This is his altitude now. II he
be as wise as he is thorough, he will permit no
ti'nld friend to swerve him from his position.
and will "take no step backward" to concllia,e
those "wbose touch is deatt1.'s
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Great Britain represented In the Chicago
Republican Convention!

Ii has frequently been charged upon the
Black Republican party, that like its antelope,
the 'sblue light'' Federal party, it is in close
communion and sympathy with the British.
This charge has been well sustained by the
evidence of circumstances, for instance such
men as w. Lloyd Garrison, an unnaturalized
Englishman, publishing papers and delivering
speeches IN advocacy OF the election OF John c.
Fremont, or the fact that the leaders of Black
Republicanism proclaimed themselves in favor
of dIsunion and preached the doctrine of a
higher civil law than the Constitution, or the
connexion of RICHARD REALF, British
subject, with the Harper's Ferry raid, of which
w. H. Seward, Joshua R. Giddings and other
eminent "Republicans" knew long before it
was attempted. But now we have posifire
evidence that Black RepubIicanism is but the
lineal successor of the Toryism Of the RevoIu-
ton. 1t has been ascertained that N. T. E.
CHANDLER, a delegate to the Chicago Con-
vention and one of the Vice Presidents of that
body, is a BRITISH SUBJECT, a resident
Of Canada East, and is not now and aev-
er aOas citizen Of the United States This
is true, every word oft, and for more detailed
account OF the matter, we refer our readers TO
the article on the first page, headed "the Chica-
go Convention copied from the columns of
the Philadelphia Inquirer, an Opposition pa
per. Such is Black Repu6licanism, and by
such means has ABRAHAM LINCOLN been
folsted UPON the people as candidate for the
highest Office in their gift o my country,
has it come to this
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lid n E HID.

On The 18th OF March, last, Mrs. Mary wife
oil Mr.. Frederick Sill, aged Is years, months
and l6 days.
Death is scene with which we can never
become familiar. In whatever form it NAV pre-
sent itself to our view, it is still appalling. and
the heart must ever recoil at the idea of seeing
those near and dear TO it clasped IN the icy en-
brace OF Death.
Our lamented friend was tried by prov;denca
with lingering and severe afflictop, and, though
short her pilgrimage upon earth. she vet d;ed
ID lull maturity, having lived for God and eter-
nifty.
Oh !! how reluctantly have not fond parents
and devoted husband yielded up the precious
treasure and yet however repugnant IT NAV
nave been to The feelings, the mandate of high
heaTen has oeen obeyed in restoring that form
10 IT'S mother earth. She is gone, forever gone:
no kindness, no sorrow of nature can re-anni-
mate the clay.
but raised your thoughts from the grave in
which you have deposited the body-and
though the event has caused MANY painful sen-
satlons, forget not, that it was ordered hv Cod
oil love. True, you cannot Judge os His object
In ahlctlng so grIevouSly, yet rest assured +
will ultimately result in beneft.-Tbis world 10
at best but varied scene of trials and disan.
Poln'ments-PToIonged life is but proIonga-
lion OF sorrow and suffering.
Regret not, then, that an inscrutable Provi-
hence mas removed your frierd from it; the
Pangs OF death are now over, and she whose loss
you mourn as companion-a mother for help-
less lniancy-a daughter and friend, is now hap
Py IN that spirlt-land, where care can never
reach her, for the Lamb is the light of it-and
IN h's presence sorrow and signing shall forev
er flee away.
SUE.
on, On the 18TH ult., at Chaneysville, Joseph
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g. DELEGATE ELECTIONS.
Pursuant to rules adonted bv Fl

M
Democratic party of Bedford county, at their regu-
lar Meeting held in February, 1856, which rules
now in force, the Democratic Vigilance Committees
of the several townships and boroughs OF Bedford
county, are hereby requested to give written notice
that elections will be held in their respective dis
tricts, on SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
next, for the purpose of selecting two
each district TO represent such district in the COM
ing Democratic County Convention, said Conven-
tion to meet in the borough of Bedford, on TUES
DAY, THE 10th DAY OF JUNE, NEXT, at . o.
clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of putting in nonna-
tion County Ticket, and appointing Legislative,
Senatorial and Congressional Conferees, to meet
similar Conferees from the other counties composing
the lie gislative, Senatorial and Congressional DIS
tncts IN which Bedford county is included. The
Democratic voters of the several townships and
oughs, also requested 70 attend to the election
of Vigilance Committees for the ensuing year, which
Committees will be chosen on the same day on
which the Delegate Elections are advertised to be
held Return of the result of these elections, will
be made to the undersigned, the day of the meet
lng of the County Convention.
By order of the Democratic Co. Com,
o. E. SHANNON,
May 25, 1860. Chairman.
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Some fellow, without the fear of ~rails,,
before bis eyes, has been overhaulrpg the CON-
gressional record of "honest old Abe and saws
De has ionnd among the Stationary bills which
Uncle Sam had 10 foot for that WORTHY hi.
ltem-"Fhree par of boots, $25.o The Aha
ny .4rgus, commenting on this story saws {.
Whether the story is true or not. we are d;sno.
sed to believe that SO far as Presidential rpn.
.nlng IS concerned, swhen the race is over M,
Lincon's shoots" Will actually b. found h bara -,
been "stalionary," = nov
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Keep it before the people, that Haml,n.
the nominee OF the Republicans for Vice Presi-
dent, is and always has been, an open and dec;
ded tree-trade man The Republicans OF Penn
sylvahla profess grea. friendship and zeal for
protective tariff, But they always support free
traders Tor Office. Thus, they nominated sqree-
trade Wllmot'' for Governor in 1857, and now
they nominate Hamlin, another free-trader. for
ylce President. What miserable hypocrisy.
Let the people of the Old Keystone, who are
honestly IN favor Of protective tariff. think of
these facts, and then act.-Clinton Democrot
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CHURCH DEDICATION.

The second Quarterly meeting, for Pleasant
Grove circuit, will be held at CpntrevilIe. Red
ford Co., Pa, on the 23d and 24th OF this month.
at which time, the new Church, will be ded;,
Gated to the worship OF God. A number al
Ministers are expected 10 be present. The COM
munity generally are invited 10 attend
CHAS. KALBFUS..
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Actual Democratic mai.
l448

In 1886 MILLER's major ity, as candidate
for the same office was 81 ,O32; so that the ac-
tual Democratic gain in 1858, when DoUGLAs
stumPed the State against LINCOLN, was o.
48O. A Democratic cotemporary well observes.
"Now, il being fact that Mr.. DouGLAs pitted
against Mr.. Lincoln did wipe out Republican
majority oil over 2l.00O in two years in a SIN
gle State, when the contest was only for the
SeLatoFShP, what do our Republican friends
suppose would become of Mr.. Lincoln and his
party at the end of another two years, when
the contest is for the Presidency of the United
States Surely, their fate will be like that OF
Pharaoh's host in the Red Sea.''
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

"A ir ~
,o;n,.. /. The undersigned ap-
po'nsea ~ @ oy 'he orPnans Court of Bedford County,
20 pear ano determine the facts aud return the eyi
dence' NC. to the Court, in the matter of The ar
count OF William OFT and Simon Harcleroad, Ere.
eutors OF the last will, &c, of John Harclerosd
late OF Coerain tp, dec'd will attend TO the dnte,
OF ms appointment, at his office, in the Borousa of
on friday the 22d day of June inst, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, of said day, when all na1-;s< in,.r
ested can attend if they see proper
~ JOHN p. REED,
" Low auditor.
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KICKING AGAINST THE PLATFoRM.-The Doi-
ty .Ne1CS, one OF the organs of the so-called
"P copies Party" in Philadelphia, hesIates a.
bout supporting the nominations of the Chicago
Convention. 1t takes great offence at what it
calls, in derision, the ''Dutch plank" in the
Republican platform, which it considers mean
and trucking attempt to barter away the GA
mericGn" vote of the Eastern States for the
German vote OF the Northwest The .We,os
says:
'"This we esteem to be SIMPLY an insult to
the American element, which constitutes SO
powerful portion of the Peoples Party m
Pennsylvania, and as such we not only eschew
it, but denounce it is proposition unfit to be
pnt forth by any body of men protesting to act
in opposition 10 the Loco Foco party. The day
has not yet,,come when Americans will give up
their Shlbboleth, and although it may be es-
teemed as expedent and prudent to postpone
discussion of these distinctive views, until the
great question of 'black or white" shall be de-
termined and disposed of in some way-the
gentlemen who voted in this plank, as well as
the crowd which dictated it, may rest assured
that the paramount doctrines of Americanism
must and shall be respected"
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Flat, stale and Improbable, e,-the meet
ing q the "Spotties," on Tuesday night
"Spotty Lincoln" and the modern Hannibal
are heavy dose for the Opposition.
See advertisement Of Shires' Machine
shop IN another column. Mr.. Shres' manufac-
lures give great satisfaction.
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LIFE OF GEN. FosTER.-MEssRs. JAMES
KEENAN, & Co., Greensburg, Pa, have just
issued 10 pamphlet form, LIFE OF HENRY D.
FOSTER, the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor OF Pennsylvania. 1t is gotten up in good
style, and should be in the hands of every wor-
king Democrat in the State.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE. :

In the matter of the
exceptions T to the account of John p. Hoover and
to,i hoover executors &C., OF Philip H. Hoover,
exceptions, state an account, and report dstrinu-
tion OF the balance in the hands of accouptants
hereby gives notice that he will sit for tba nnro
al his ofhce, in Bedford Oh Thursday, the efst Ia
may attend.
,n,.e ,ooo JOHN MOWER,
~ - A0oo' Auditor
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U The following is from one of the firmest
and most influential Democrats In the Northern
part ofthe county
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PAIL ROAD NOTICE

ma IT.
The subscribers TO
the Capital Stock OF the Bedford Rail pood. 9
ny, are notified to pay to the Treasurer in RsSGrd
the eleventh instalment each sha re Of stoct b'
scrloed by them, on or before the 22d dav of inns
inst. BY order of the Board, '
June s, 1860. T.a..n,
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DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

N AohDAL n1IdL ESIA IE,
, Dy virtue OF an order Of the Orphans cour, Of
bedford County, the subscriber will sell at publie
e, On me premises, on Saturday, the 30th day of
June, 1860, at l O'clock p. M. part of the Pas a.
tate OF Levi Clark, late of West Providence town
shlp' IN the country of Bedford, decd, to wit Ts}
acres OF Red Lands, abour one third of which Is
eieared and under fence, with log house thereon
erected situate IN the township aforesaid adjoining
ishds ot William wilkins, Elias Clark, hbsslonl
Garlick and others.
TERMS Three hundred dollars at the con6rma-
tonof the Sale--the balance in two equal annual
payments, with interest, secured by judgments on
the p operty.
SOLOMON WILLIAMS,
June g. 1860. Adm'r. ofLeyi CLARK, deed.
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Be of good Cheer-Debilit, and I,,,,o.
oul ol many there is but one infalible renedy
"HoIloway's World renowned Hills" and an,
~ one source of this disorder, the stomach
and the action OF the brain, we can easily nm,
dersland the "ratonaIe" OF Holloway's ttes..
ment. Through The stomach and the cycnIa
ton hls Pills act on the general system, and bv
PurIhlns the blood, renovating the digestive or
gans, and stimulating the secretions of the liver
they give buoyancy to the animal spirits, elias,
hcity to the Sody, and vigor to The whole con-
stllutlon. Holloway's Ointment is the ONLY
sure remedy for old sores, ulcerated legs, cula.
neous eruptions, &c.
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THE DIFFERENCES.

Hon. HENRY D. FOSTER, the Democratic
candidate tor Governor. is at Washington, work.
ing Tor the Tariff and The interests of Penn
'ylvania. He is making strong appeals to the
Senate to pass the Tariff bill. How noble his
conduct when contrasted with that OF his COM
PeIitor, Mr.. Curtin, who instead of going to
Washington TO help the Tariff on ITS passage,
goes to Chicago and iu company with such
fanatics as GIDDINcs, CURTIS and other Abol.
tionlsts, delivers windy and gaseous harangues
IN favor OF Black Republicanism What say
the Tariff men of Bedford county toIsuch conduct
when their best interests are at stake "Harry
Of the West" is the man for Pennsylvania
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GIVE are requested to announce that the
Annual Exhibition OF the Allegheny Seminary,
al Rainsburg, will take place on Thursday, the
2lst inst. The Exercises will commence at
lo'Clock, P. M.
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On the 18TH ult., at Chaneysville, Josepb
o'Neai, aged III years, 7 months and II days.
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: ne FARMER AHn GARDENER" for Jons :,
90 our table, and as usual, Is filled 10 ovsrao,n
ing with choice matter and handsome ;II,.,..
tlons. The Publisher annopnces ;rno.,.
changes in the July nu mber. The forr n.:"
be changed TO royal octave Of 90 n.r...t
the editorial charge of the Horticultural Dsn.-,
"e", "''i oe assumed BY WILLIAM SAUNDERS
'"e distinguished writer. In addition to this
a large number OF the ablest writers on Apri.
culture ID the country. have consented to e.
tribute to the pages OF the "Farmer and t,.rd.~
er'" With these great attractions, il will :.
one OF the best, as it is now one of the b.rd
soonest and cheapest, publications in the cor,
try Persons desirous of examining the n-u,
work. can procure copy without CHARGE bv
addressing the Publisher, A. NJ. SpAra,,.
Philadelphia.
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SToNERsrowN, June 2d.'6O.
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Douglas and Lincoln,

BEDFORD, June 9Th, 1860.