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CHINA, GLASS, &o.

~mr, RICHMOND LOTTERIES, foot Of
AMain street, Rookstls, and d. corKRspr r GsrI
" PAIR, Proprietors..-The spbscribsIs
respectfully INFORM the merchants OF Virginia.
msh Caa hs sSs qsa
which they win sell at the very lowest prices '0'A
M Ali ware sold by us will be delivered in any
part o. ''' '''' '''' o. ph$fD VI EA KEErshh.
E1exMfEEs E haxIks sHSkk Al AZ OUR gkiSE
El{f LIST Clear nIce TumbIers from cts. a
serve pisses % ots and higher. Worth great
deal more; Kerosene Lamps from rs cts. UP to
worth most twice the money; all other Glassyare
in proportion; Dinner, Tea and CHAMBER Sets,
porter which we offer at an astonishing low figure.
Our Vases, Motto Caps and other Par,or orna-
assortment of britannia. Albata and Silver plated
Ware, as also Table Cutlery, says that we are hard
to beat n that ns All slnds OF
Tinware, Walters, Looking Glasses, which we
make to order, any size reaulred.) besides an I'M
mense variety in Fancy Goods and Toys. 10.
sCHAAP & Co, corner Broad and Sd SITS.
AIMP0RIEp EXPRESSLY FOR RE
rali-. to our large stock Of fine decorated Maroon
and Buff Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Tete a. Tets Sets.
yer Plated Ware. Casters, spoons. FOrk Gobiets,
Pitchers, Silver Mounted Walters of all sizes,
Cand esticks, Cake Baskets, Gard Baskets, &c.
all OF direct importation. For sale very low at
GEO. J. SUMNER & CO.'S
Iron Front Buildings, Governor street.
80 NEW GOODS OF DIRECT M
4AA/PORTATION.-R China decorated DIM
~ ner Sets. of twenty different patterns; ee-
w gantly DECORATED an . PLAIN Tea Sets; White
Granite Dinner Ware,Tea Ware and Toilet Ware;
Fancy Goods; Rich Plated Ware; Cut and Mould
ed Glassware, Lamps, Chandeliers; House fur
nishing Goods, &c.
Visitors to the Fair are respectfully solicited to
examine our stock which has been purchased ex-
cluslyely for cash, and is therefore offered on the
most liberal terms.
STEBBINS, PULLEN l. co,
l0l Broad ST., cor of 9Th.
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a.. GENTS BKOAD-TKEAD Roo.
YeIY nerInE and che q. - oVO "

sss Farmers and others wanting \ IVGEss-
SHOES are invited To call at No. g3 Main .thV
where VIII be iound the largest and best zee
ne Mt ever offered In Richmond. Nv 80,
embraces. 2 UJ pairs of heavy sewed 1nehi
my own make; Mems Army Brogans; MsnSL',oi
cut DO, very thIck, nailed with hob nails: Ds.1i.
best THICK pekged Brosrans; Hernek's heat ,ppst
pegged BrOgans; Planters and Dutch H. hcE
women, together with all other Grades, Sn,, io'
will do well to give NE a call, at No GO mefa
JOHN c. PACE +,
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"a GREAT KEDUCTiON IN TILL
y PRICE OF HhTS AND BOOTS-lt
- From Is to 20 per cent. Eayed by Ian, ~
, E#A IRs from J. II. ANTHONY
S8AH Columbian Hotel bulIdiu,
Moeskin Hats OF best quality, IS 80; d.. ,sos,,
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 50: fms -,
skin sevec Boots, 3 20; Congress- Ga Ter Boot, ~
nne calf skin sewed Shoes, 4 Is.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arranrsment. MI.
enc OF the best makers in the city Of Phadslrb,
TO supply him with handsome and suhstsntiaIn.y
skin sewed BOOTS, which ne will cell at the nnn.s
eedented low price OF THREE DOLLARS Anil
EAlF. aE-1tvn
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JAS. b. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag'k
EAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
- VIRGINIA CEgTRA
LA EhssSsS41 RAIL R0A D.-FALL AR
kEX@&E~N&D RANGEMENT-Ona and after

80 sss.szszsz RAILR0 D.1FALL AR.
MONDA Y, the lat of October, the Nj | l. and
PASSEN TRAIN will leave Richmond
daily, lexcept Sunday at 80 A. NJ, for Stsunton
and all intermediate way stations, connecting at
GORDONSVILLE with the ORANG + and ALEX
ANDRIA RAILROAD Trains for Alexandria and
intermediate stations, and at Charlottesville with
their trans for Lynchburg and all points West and
South west of that place; and EVERY OTHEk
DAY, viz TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, for Jackson's River and stations W est
of Stanton.
Hartman & Browns Stages connect with the
train ut Staunton on Mondays, Wednescays and
Fridays, ana at Goshen on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, for Lexington.
Hartman, Mason Co.'s Stages connect with
the tram on Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
st MIllboro', for the Warm Springs; and at ack-
sons River, for the White Sulphur springs, Lew
Isburg. &c: Returning, the Mail Train leaves
Jackson's River on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 3l5 2. NJ for stanton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car at
tached, will leave Waynesblro' at As. and Staun-
ton at 9 IS A. NJ, on Mondays, " ednesdays and
Fridays for Jackson's River. Returning. leave
Jackson's River on Tuesday s, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at 7 As A. M, for avnesboro.
Through tickets for the Warm and White Sui
phur Springs. Lexington, Lewisburg, &c; also.
for Winchester, Lynchburg, Bonsack,s, Salem,
ShawsvIlie, Ghrlstlansburg, Bristol, Knoxville
Dalton Chattanooga, y ashville, Grand Junction.
Memphis, Canton, New Orleans. and all important
points in the Southwest, can be procured at the
ticket Office.
u. Gent
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RICHMOND. Va. Nov. ]. 1889. no7-dowd
JAMES ID. BROWNIES

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9Th street, next to the Mechanics Insttuts.
IRON RAILINGS, VERAND AHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES, 60; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
RI Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots IN the city nd country. Ja24-l2m
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MYTHICAL TEETH: ;THfss
&~SCI E0PLASrlc AND vn ttysaEnss-

r,s. h.yins the rixht for the above moae
making TestA, and being sssshec Of n ~
solute superiority over all other a.s.y,n.
fnIl or partial sets of teeth, and esyeclAly -
q msy be dissatisfied with those they ny 10 ths
asins. The perfect adaptation OF vac psss" snsMss
hlm :. in SORT one or more teeth sssfsost emssa
This saethod having been adopted e{ thosS ssaath,
tcsts-onlas will be given and specimens %
10 tho wishing TO see them. sets o. aes ss ipf
gold .. an, other plate Wi, oi coafsS S.,ns, kh-
traci..,x, and alt other operations genty Al IS
rouga performed. Teeth extracted nf hb
~ Ddkcs on Main street. opposite Cersai,
1YUrEAI-O TONGU q a.-Jsst fsssysa'
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NTEDiCAA.C CARS --Dr. PLUM offers h - set.
Iva vices 70 the public in the treatmentof ali secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the atove
branch gives DR.. P. claim to public fayor.-Oice
On Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same scs. A |
ways on hand, supply of the CHEMICAL En-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very beet
slnes sen ito order. All comnv nicatons by letter
. otherv PROMPTLY attsBdai 20. Richmond. v.
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DARAFFINE CANDLES These Candies
L are made of Prepared Parafine, a product
from the distllation of coal, having the same
chemical constituents as gas. They give flame
clearer and more brIlljant burn ten per cent. long
er; are more transparent and beautiful; produce
softer and more agreeable light than the best wax
or sperm, and being harder are particularly suit
able for warm climates. 50 cases of the above Tor
sale by |. u. II. DAVENPORT.
MUST M Al ROOM for the large an
ordered, and making. Therefore, all kinds 0
Spring and Summer Clothing will be sold CHEAP
ChsGP is the word. All kinds of Furnishing Goods
IRVING HULL, Agent,
"a Main st., corner l4th,
Nayt to Pairn's EXnhangR OiIica
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* HHDS. prime Bacon SIDES and Shoulders;
oc 100 boxes Cutting and +. d. Cheese; 800
boxes Adamantine Candles loo boxes Jaekson's
Candies; 200 boxes Altmey 81 g Candles 100 boxes
Brown Soap; 100 bags Java Coffee. In store. for
sale by MASSIE i PLEASANTS.
CLOAKS, CLOAkN.-We respectfully invite
- the Ladies to call and examine our stock Of
Cioaks, of the latest designs, and at prices thar
will please the most economical buy or.
JOHNSON h. HARDWOOD.
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INUSia WORKMAN IL co.,
Il GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL
Solicit copslgnments of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., to the sale of which EDWIN
WORKMAN will give his personal attention.
~ Advances made on conslgnmenn.
Gnr had rhalIr
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M LIE OKkS.-
In JACOB VINCENT,
MAN RER OF
Italian kad An,srtcGn lfGrbls MONUMENTS,
Tonbs, Head Pieces, &c,Qfecery style aad design.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard between 5th and 9th SITS, on Main, (adJoln-
ing Rogers & Miler's Marble Yard } and examine
nv work which cannot be exceed by any other
es Adjustment, North or South which | Will sell
low any establishment in this city or else
where au 9-Sm
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rpHE RAT KILLER.-Use the nat Killer.
1 If you wish To exterml nate all rats and mcs on
your premises. Ii 10 onlS IS cts. per box fnI sale
by - H. WAGNER, nrusgisI.
Corner 9th and Broad fts.
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.

1-<.- r-.<.x,x.,.s- NOTICE. 1OeO
80 s..sss ssssss q To- PASSENGE
kz.A .Ss--~ v'4SG0fNG N0RTH.-NEW Ar
RANG EN- NT.--IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
ERS,-THROUGH TICKETS AND THR0UGR
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond, Alex
andrla, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points West, via Acqus
Creek and Washington. over the Richmond, Fred
river, rs miles, and BY splendid and comfortats
steamers thence to Washington, IS miles, In all lS
miles in seven hours; being comfortable and per.
fecty safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 2, z. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents
CHECKED THROUGH " ashing ton, Baltimore
phiiade phia and New York.
THROUGH FIcuRrs can DO secured to the follow
ing ponts-viz Baltimore, philadelphia, Cincin
natl, columbus. Indianapolis, ;slro, Dayton, Jef
fersonviie, Rock Island, GAINESVILLE, Washington
New YORK, st. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Louis
vile, Decatur, Newark and Jincennes
passengers akfast ana sup az Ashland and dina
on board the comfortable steamer between Acqpis
Greek and Washington.
Persons wishing TO obtain tickets for Sey
caats for Washington city and points further
North, must, IN oil eases, be vouched for bJ
some responsible white Citizen of Richmond Ban
person, known to the officers of the Road, as 10
Tieksts 1tI hs sold IL applied foy by letter.
Ma For further Information, apply at this once
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't
MN ~ Evr d,xnt
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nrs ANOTHER LOT of those Zoe -
scs@ ~ Ladies' CATERS with bseS!u ai
81 rs and 81 pair. Just to hand at

<&W9 LADIES' g I X x N.-Weh,
SSS now In store, 500 pairs of Ladies, I've
tiers. comprising general ass Ttment from sI..-
"a per pair. both single ana foubis sole VII %
without heels. We have all sizes from tn W
all widths to suit all well IN price as IN 81, = u
MARCUS HARRIS a BR0
us Main 49,.
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BOOTS, 6HOEs =.
'''a-'-'--'-,-l ~~-s.s--.-.y
JUST RECFIyEp

Il W. ssvs jug. received GU, ,..,,, -
FALL AND WINTER sTuCK 'scond supply ~
sasae END wei, selected assoitmsnyts snstips Of.
SSTEss. ss a vice. GIh,lsIsn: B0oTs s kast
low az any house in the eity. AZ wsn eo 70 sell 4,
'aii' a can Is respectfully solicited esa'e or re-
oc Him q BRO
No 81 Man, =,
VSH0ES.-olr assortment or ,nhooIs Ann
con- plete, Of both single and do aIs4ye Is aor
we SCI the best French Calf sevsd re, solss
we sell the best French Calf Congre.n o.s ~ As.
~; we sell the beat French Calf Is nsiters a,
Ales al 35. All other goods in provos,1rsu oxford
MARCUS HARRIS Epo
Next to the AIn.ric.o ~
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M AkELE sYOkAA.

NJ Ah8IE "oHAs.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STEEEHs
RICHMOND Va,
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECEa,
MA. FILES, FONTS, &C..
"a. First PREF iums awarded by the Virginia Al :
ficultural Socie ' and Mechanics Institute.
HECTOR DAVIS. -
IL AUCTIONEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond, Va.
gives particular attention TO SELLING SLAVES,
both publicly and privately.
"a r. d. JAMES has an interest IN the susl-
ness from this day e38-6nl
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frURE FOR CHAPPED Skis. The N
~ DALUSIAN BALM will prevent and cure
and smooth. 1t is devoid Of all greasy and sticky
substances and is a dehghttul article for the tot
MEADE IL BAKER, PharmaceutIsts,
lS6 MAN street. corner above Post Office.
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MEADE & BAKERS .sELIxIR CALL,

II SAY BARK is made IN the most careful
manner, from the best spe cies of Peruvian Bark,
(that from which QuInlne is made - is very palat
able, and highly recommended by our wn phys-
clans, for loss of appetite and to preve Mt rel 'pse
after chills and bilious fevers. Prepared only by
MEADE AKER, Pharmaceutisis
1856 Main st., corner above Post Office.
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MOODS FOB SEhVANTN, WEAR We
NJ have on hand d ia-ge aud varied stock Of Goods
suitable Tor male and female servants' wear man
ufactuTed In the South, which we Will sell low
JOHNSON g. HARDWOOD.
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XN M. 5. ROYSTER,
w MERCHANDISE BROKER

rssHE UNDEaSiGNED have formed CO.
partnership for the transaction of a COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm Of LEWIS
ticuiar attention to the sale of FLOUR, W HEAT;
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No. g Main street; long occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN g.. WADE.
RIcuMoNn Va Nov 1. 1899 poT-doWd svtx
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- huxley 4 CO. are now .s@ oa,s,o A.
stock Of rich Plated Tea Sets T Tee ing a fresh
Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Gobiets, Mu zee Water
and Forks, Casters. dc. The abawa. spoons
them TO be OF the hest quality, and worsss az !
attention of purchasers, Inc
r. A Bfyf.KfRy ra
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A fine Scent for the Great smellel

Those creatures Of angelic purity, the Bla's
Republican wire-pullers, who are so anxious
ferret out bribery and corruption, and esPecia
ly that prince OF smelers, vino scents from att
the use of money in elections, HON. JOHN
COVODE, will new have a new fell for then
patriotic olacto-ies. The elatest develop
ments'' are 10 the effect, that PADELFORp
The defeated "Repubican" candidate for Gov
eraor Of Rhode Island, resorted to the crosses
and most shameful system of bribery and fraul
10 effect has election. Now, this IS not mere.
ly an iasinualion, or an iunendo, ike the indct.
nents Of bEr. Coyoje, but ii Is a bold, direc
and specidc charge, and what IS more, it Is
pr9vsd on oath. vii! 2Ir. Coyode call Mr.
Pa3elford before his COMMITTEES and have him
examined along with his other witnesses, and
will the Bedford organ Of the smeliess, publish
The following affidavit Of the town clerk c.
C-anston, proving bribery and corruption upor
I'd. Black Republicans a! Rhode Island?
81, joseph III. Sweet, Of Cganston, on oath.
DO say that on Friday evening las! Waiter S
Burres, c.sJ., myself, and Dexter 4. Leach tie
the collectors OF taxes Of tbe town Of Cranston,
were sitting in the town clerks ohicr, IN G.ans-
ton, ,ai.inz about the election. Mr.. Burgv3
said 10 A!r. Leach, They say in Providence
that the PadeiIoTd party have bought yo1. Z
SAID to nr. Burgess ;datI had heard the sam.
,hiaE, be. that did not believe word Of il:
aaat Mr.. Leach was true Democrat and they
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TIE 1IlSE TRRoHN 0EF.

Cata. 2G.lof ,ia-ch last, Dlacl, Republican.
Ism emerged from lis Free Territory chrysa.is
and boldly assumed the shape Q! aggressive A5s-
Iiiionisn. lIc. Blake, a Back Repu5laean
member Of Congress, on that day offered, 10 bis
seat, the following Abolition preamble and res
oll:i9as
Whereas, The cha;teG0so q mankind and The
holding Of persons as property, is contrary %
natural Justice and the fundamental prlacic.e
Of our political system, ,aHd IS notoF.oGslg re
proacA 10 0ur country Throughout ,he ciyl 9rd
world aud a serious hindraaCe 10 the progress
OF republican liberty throughout the nations Of
the earth Therefore,
ResoiUei, That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be and the same is hereby instructed
to inquire into the expedency of reporting
bill giving freedom 10 every human being, and
interdicting slavery wherever Congress has
constitutional power to legislate on The subject.
After considerable discussion, the question
was put upon ihe passage Of the resolution, tie
preamble being reserved for separate vo,e
when SIXTY Black Republican Congressme0,
being large majority Of that party ia Con
gress, voted in favor Of this direct attempt
70 abolish slavery or these sixty, far are
from Pennsylvania, VIZ AIsgsrs. BLAIR
(of fhe Somerset districD GROW, HALE and
STEWART, whilst John Cogad- and half a
DOZEN more Of the Opposition members i7om
this State, lodged The issue. Every Democrat
.c member voted against the resolution. From
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-20

It Altoona BY Rev. Lloyd Knight, on saa
J2th uh., John Z. Amtc& aDd Miss Maria Jones,
both Of Bedford county.
On Thursday evening, april T.b. at the
house Of .az a7.i-'s father, 5y tie Rev. s. II.
Taylor, llr. Henry D. 4h,ttin2t9n 10 HIS
Saj;~ +. AIaCsrd, eldest daughter 0! Joshua II.
MoCoca, Esq, a.I d h0"!aays5urg.
We are glad to hear ofour friend Whiting
ioa's success IN the matrimonial ring, aud
wish hin any amouat Of happiness.
On Tecs4ay the 20ih ujt., BY The Rsv.R.F.
Sample, gyr. DAVID Dicsen, Of Cumberland
Valley TP., - Mss Elizabeth 2sa, Of Bedford
Up.
In Union Tp, on the o5th ul,., By Thomas
Oldham, ESQ, Mr.. Chauncey Corl to Mls4 Bar
5ara RoQta5uSh, all of Union tD.
On THURSDAY, the 29,h nit, BY Elder Abm.
Miller, Mr.. jacob Hardman, OF Harrison Tp.,
10 Miss Jane Arnold, Of Cumberland Valley
Tp.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a meeting Of Bedford Lodge, No. 202,
I. Q, o. F., the toII2wins preamble and reso-
Iutions were adopted
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God t.
remove from Us, by death, our brother, a. j.
Baylor, therefore Be it
Resolcsd, That in the death of Brother Bay
Tor, the fraternity has lost true and worthy
member, and our community 3 peaceabe and
conservative citizen.
Ees0LD2t, That while We deeply and sincere
" 5ePIorr his loss, we would DOW with humble
submission to the fat Of that Infinite Power who
IS too wise to err, and too good 10 lay the rod
on his creatures 5u. in righteousness and love.
Reso'gsi, That ws tender onr bro,aer'y
svmPa,hies to the widow ana family Of or de-
ceased brother in their sorrow, and commend
them to him who has promised to be the 2s4-
avs God and fhe orphans Father.
Re52iged, That the members CEIhe Lodge
wrar the usual badge Of mourning for tair'y
days, and that the Lodge BE- drapzd in mourn
inS t2r thirteen Lodge nights
Reg2lga9, That theseirrsolu,ons be PUBLISH
I'd 10 the papers Of Our town, and that copy,
under seal olthe Lodge, be transmitted 10 ,hg
family Of our brother.
Fl. NICODE1TUS,
J. 2. JORDAN.
EBEN pEENELL,
r.r---sfFr-
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I'D L Z 70.

On the llth inst, after short illness, at the
house Of Mr.. David Gardner, of this place, de-
parted this lie, in the 36th, wear of her age,
Mrs. Eve Little, wife OF Mr. Plus Little.
The deceased thus cut off in The prime of
life, was : most excellent and exemplary chris
tan. she was much beloved by her friends
and neighbors, who testified their appreciation
OF her character by their numbers and bv their
sorrowIog At her grave. But they sorrow not
Ike those who have 10 hope bat tull OF
comfortable, weli-grounded hope, that she is at
rest in the bosom Of her God-having exchan-
gzd j world Of tears for one Of endless felicity.
For If we believe that Jesus died. and rose a.
gain, 50 also, those who have slept through
Jesus, God viii bring with hin."
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toned By the Clarion Democrat, nor is it at all
likely that it will, being intended for different
| purpose. "Alr. Covode's Committee" was Tas-
ed TO damage the Democratic party, iii posslble)
by false accusations and lying testimony to
drag the affairs ofprivate citizens before Con-
gfess, and with disreputable hints and inuen-
does, gossip-lke, to blAcken the character of in
nocent men. Mr.. Covode's yirtuous nose smells
nothing that is good.
The bill to admit Kansas into the Union,
under the Wyandole Constitution, has passed
the House. Every Democrat from Pennsyya-
MA voted for the bill.
The National Democratic GLIB Of Harris
burg fred a salute Of lhirty-thrge guns IN
commemora.ion the recent yictcry N Rhode
Island.
Mrs. SwissheIm says that the popularity
Other paper in Minnesota is due 10 the fact
that ''PeoPIe are always expecting that she
Will say something that she ought not 10"
"A LANDLORD, in Westmorpaad county, Of
the Republican school of politics, on the
announcement Of the nomination Of Henry d,
Foster, opened his house and declared for the
nominee Of the Reading onvenlon.-CLerion
Ddmocraf.
This, We doubt not, is the proprietor Of the
same tavern at which General Foster spends
his Sabbaths, s'lounging iaziIy IN dirty hnen.'
There is, apparently, strong cord of sympathy
between hlm and tavern keepegs.--6late Jo2r-
nal.
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GDnosiliOn 1IoIenants.

a Unconstitutional Union Club" has been or
gaGized N Tyrone. a Peoples Party Cia5''
has also been organized IN the same place, the
meni5ers Of which, As we learn by the Star,
resolved moi to pledge themselves to the nomi-
nee Of the Chicago ConventIon-wisel prefer
ring TO wait until they see '.wbai's what and
who's who" The Star also informs US that
an attempt was made on the part of lhe "Peo-
PIES Club" to exclude from membership all
who were favorable to the 'ConStitu,loaa!
Dai0n PaEiy," but the attempt failed. Il
would seem from this that the star OF Sam is in
the ascendant IN Tyrone, and is destined TO
shine IN tae coming contest ''like rotten
nackerel By moonlight !'-HolJidaysburg Sian
dGr4.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-20
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We must and ac5i have cur accounts settled
Up to the time Of the dissolution Of the lats
firm of Meyers & Beniogd. Ne have treated
our delinquent friends leaienlly, thus iar, bat
there is a time when f2rbearance ceases to BE- d
virtue. II you cannot pay the whole Of you.
bill, pay hall Of it. If you cannot pay half Of
it, pay as much as you oaa. Il yoo can't pay
q. all, let Us know, SO that We mark you '.c5'a-
planentary."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-20
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- JUL!4*A STREET, BEDFORD, PA.
TIE subscriber, having renovated and refu-nlshad
ais Old established House, is now prepared tc Te-
ce.ve guests. He uv,ss ais friends and the travel
~ public 10 give him call. Having new furnj-
t1r=, He" beds, and everything necessary to render
hearty cheer 70 those in want OF 4 temporary home,
he ta.teTs himself that those WAC stay with him,
will .nd themselves al the risat place.
IL is fully prepared 70 receive visitors to the
Springs and al! having business with the courts or
otherwise.
ample -tl5.5as and carriage house IS attached to
ths Hotel.
aoasdeEs sill be received on favorable terms.
ISAAC MEEGEL, JR.
Bedford, April %, 1860.