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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
NOTICE.

TAVING debts OF our owe to pag. we respect
l. fully call uponali persons knowing them. elves
10 Ie in cur debt, to pl, up
Tls notice is not intended for those Of our
friends who pay Us promptly but pec;llly Tor a
certain l.rge class who having purchased our
goefS never uOuble themselves about paying ror
the same
Many of The latter having had tie use Of our
capital long. mast really imagine tacy have i
better right To il than ourselves.
To lAIs q liss now say, in language which we
hup they will not misun crstsnd--re ,cgat 0t Eciy
portion ot in their kaqds-to nect ogs:. w't
liahil ,ii,s--tnd # bi,ai invitations ,fsy MP
avail now wItry larShel though unpleasant
gyme,ly and tat very shortly.
Aug IS. ls6l \. Is. GBAMER & co.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
NEW GROCERY.
CerHer Of Vest Eiil and JuIiana &.

THE fuhscr her Is opning at this well known
stand, w5 s'lected stock of CnnectionaIirs,
futacco. Segars AMI Groceries. cons sting in part
af cohce, ir"Wu. crushed and pn,veriz'd sugars,
fined and golden svrups. baking molI-srs young
dyson, imI,t riil and black tea, chocolate, corr,
starch and fl voring exrle's, chase, troomS
painted buckets. dHtI 2 vall. scrub. horse, shoe.
tooth AMI Lair hush = Goaf'cii3aarias such ~
plain and fancy capdU>. uitrd cau'!ies and ror-
81 j HE; w"ttr utter aud Sw rt crsckrrs
Fare'ga 'ruits. oTargtf, ! moiS dgs, riisan>
prunea dtcs curlants. citrons fiherts, W ,lnntS,
nuts, almonds. pea ruts; Tobfcco congress,
plug. sweet Ll1utatipH, natural eri. rough an
ready, Lyuchhnrg, king. r Superior a ficlr.
eat aud dry. ac.. &c. Cigars opera SIX y II
SpiniSl', and . variety of oth.r brands he pu0
lie are respectfully invite to give h m clH.
Pieknies and May parties supplied AZ very reason
Ible prices.
All kinds Of country produce taken at the high
est mlsket price.
b. FARQCnAR.
April 26, 1861.
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NlENGEI4 HOUSE.
JULL7Jf.d STREET,
BEBFGgD, PA.

n lie subscriber, having renovated and refurtisheC
| tts old cNtal liSh.d House. is prepared
receive gucSIs. lie invites his iricrds ami the
travelling luhlic To give him cali. Having new
fuI iiure. new beds AMI everything peer.s ~ (,
reader hearty cheer tn ihp>e want Of trInport
Is hcme, he q dItcTs himself tlrlt thSe who stay
with hni Wi tir'i themselves 1t the right pl ice.
lie is fully prepared to receive visitors To the
pring, and all h.ying business with the courts ar
0tberwis..
the Hotel.
Buarlers will he received on favorable terms.
ISAAC MENGEL, JR.
April lS, 1860
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aUDITOR s A0TLcE

THE undersigned appointed IS the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County 10 reyi W AMI ,an,in,,
the account OF alsxsud McGn-or, ksq, IN, ui
the Executions of thu at Will, &c Of John II lam.
mrrs. decd, report facts nd distribation ot
Whatever funds miy he iouad ia his hands, airois s,
tle heirs ii si' died, viii attend Ia tue Gulirs
oi his ~ rointm nj at his ftice "a qifnrl on FIJI
day. the 10. b day Ui 0ttuber, A. d.. lSjl AZ 10
. chuck A. NJ, pi sald d,y. when .,.d where all
parties Interested can atteAd
JOHN p. REEB,
Oct T. 1851 Aui,t'.r.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
SH RIM ER's


SHRENEE's
MASTER OF PAIN
THE GREa ExTERNlL REMEDY.
Fo1 Sppans and Bryass. 3Urns and Sends,
kAeumotic md .Apraieic Pans, Sptt.
hnes, Stiff Jbiafs. Paraiy,4s, o.
.NUmbness Of bt lambs Pans
in the B,easf. Side n Roek;
Sore 1hloqf 1coa .3che,
Frosted Feet Sc de-,
.7nd fur fhe Relief
0, l'aan .dnyrhere
and Ergywh,re.
This ~ most perfect preparation, and seldom
fills to dogood. Il is harmless in its fleets lut
Iev crtul To r,lcve Pam. II you use it once you
will not likely he without il again. You will find il
a constant hous, hold friend. giving ease and relief
just when reeded. Keep il constantly u hand
aIlsi il will save You many hours OF ain and suf
Fri z. rherc is hardly Pain it viii ROT eas 49,
II ere is hardly an accident that will occur where
il wii not be useful
Shoull nnc 1f your family get burned or scald
cd cover the hurtird lsit Hiih cloth 81 several
thckicsses vtt win tlie "MasfeF OF PAM and
kctl. the coih saturated whit. In sort time
il wi draw al q & fire ou 1t viii cause prick
Ing - iSaj jor-il.is IS tie fire coming ont. Keep
il viii. the s.Naster of Pain'' until the pain
and sric hug ceas' 5. Let tlt. wet cloth stay on
for SIX Of ,iglt hous. after which arpIy some
healing ointment or swcr. oil In nearly ali cases
/, + Pain oi Soreness oi the Chsst. Tmott, Side,
Back Spine, Limits or JOINTS. il VI II tiyr relief
Rub il on freely with the hand with atunc
eoth until the skin heeomcs heated ahd tuIhiag.
Fur soreness of the throat rub it on uutn il pro
ducts Il hitlc
tur Ctonp USE IL IN connection With the Cough
Syrup, lay rubbing IL ON the chest.
Far Rhchmatlsm and III deep seated pains II
the pam is hot speedily removed y running with
tine hand, lay a clot vet wit1 the quiI over tue
palt affected, AID pass warm smoothing iron over
For Paips in the Breast, Side or Back, the same
may bc dnlc.
t'or Toofh-ache, drop il on cotton, ard apply il
70 the uerfe u Inc tootL,-aiso rub tho gums aud
chez ks with II.
For Frosted Feet. apply he .sM4steF CT Paiu''
reels and dry il in before the fire.
Fer Head ache rub it on the tugehead.
L is called Master Of Pain" | did not give il
this name-l doh't hke the natne. When j fret
oinutnred IN ,tlng it II was without name or label
| ulade it ard sold il By the ounce at nsy Dug
Store. bad idea then of making a ln.incsS
"f 1t. %ome who bought c,liei 1t Master oi
Pan and by this ntine II gcIme known for mans
mileS found And finally, when | IA! linvl
printed @ss competed to aiopt the name, for by
That raa3r Il kuown After all, the name is
not 81 ~ Inappropriate. Il Is used To aleyisre
or remoy. pJu IL is put on wherever there is
pain. Sometimes il will cause pain, but tbs result
AWAY is freedom from pain.
RcaHer--try it--take bottle with sou--use il
whenever occasion requires give il a fir trial.
Prepared 10y ". /. Shriner, Westminster Nd
and f, r sale by 4 C. Reamer aud Adam Fersl-
son, Bedford Pa. T.. b. Ramsey, and Wm. States
Co., Eloody Run; John Nycun. & Son, FAIR
view; y. A. T. Black, Rays Hill; n. N. Koons,
Wilow Gr,v J 5. She'll Shelsbnrg =. D.
Beeglt; st CtTsyihe.
Nov Q, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
EsEDF0RD, PA.

RTRs. :. FILLER would respectfully an
" nuuucs. her iren.ls IN Bedford County. anG
tp the public general y, that she has leased fra
term nt ye RS toe IA ge aud convrnint brick hotel
a. 'hr corner OF PITT ani Iuliina Street Bel
TORT P1.. kEu,gu the 'sW WASHINGTON 40
TEL aud lat,ls kept hy Mrs Cook.
TVS heusc is bcins tharcuglly ryftted and r.
farnsl ed and is nov open for the rec, piion o,
guests Yisito's the REDt ORD SPRINGS, .
and persons attending Court will find the house .
;lets}tt and quiet temporary home. Every afirn-
ti0n will be paid tu tho aec0mmod .tioR ah3 com
fort Of RHeSfs The .hle win aE all tu.es hc sup
pI'' with the best the markets adori. Charged
vil o. moderate Extensive s.uhlilg is attaches
~ hS hotl mi 4 cartftl and competent hostlot
Wl be in attenl4ncc.
Special attention y III he paid to the aaeonmo
dafioH of the farming community.
March 30 1850,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
EXEcUrOR s -lnTIcE

EFIERS icstameLtaly h,lsing hcen granted n
A4 me subscriber o. The ,statu al y c,l Wig.
ntld' late vi nuihamPt"n Township deed, al
pttspns Indebted 10 sid st4tr 4ra noliij I TO mas,
payment ,nimfdiat y, ami these hying claim,
aglnst the s'me viii pr sent their accounts pr,.
IeTly authebtlc4ted Tor settlement
NATHAN ROBSON,
Executor, Southampton Township.
Sept. o. 1851.
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E1EcUr0R s Acrn.E

ETTERS tesIament.Hy. On the last will and
A tsstatf Ut vi Mrs harJ Ann Btixtoa l,to OF
> utaiF MonIp~hsbip deed, haSi z been srIntejI
t. the subscriber, TesaIug Ia sail township pb,ia
Is tbeTttDfe b. TebS giye to ~ persons ini ;,I Il,
the estate nf said iec', make pa, Ri.. inn,edi
atey, ad lhoss having claims viii p.esclt them
properly aatbsn;Ic4te,l iOr Iglrtnvnt
kREDEkICK BUXTON,
Sept. y, 1861. Ex.cuIo-
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WfNTEn-
Oct. 4. 1851

AN experienced d workman will be given liberal
w1ecs and constant employ mett. ia a wel,'a nlaHa-
cory u aFp'lrAion bc made immediate ". 0,e
acquainted with III branches cI tie business is de
SIZED. married ~ "a With small family viii lie
pF ferrd All letters, curing for luitter particu
lars, will reS,ive pro pt attention
Addrrss the su' scriDer al BcGfur'; Pa.
Get 4. l86l-c
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Paper Ilanglng and Painting.

'I7HE Subscriber wishes 20 iafinm The puh'ic ta,
lr intends carrying on the Paper lilnging airt
Paiating business, in pcdfora, and vicilit lie
viii lait ouI work, the shortest notice. ani OF,
tiie nipst reasonable terms
lie His sample book Of linls ofwan paper
which can be seen at his Office AMI paper can l.,
had from lin al city .nices
He iliy ie seen at tae oh ISefREa office
April q, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
.4UDLrOR s A0TIcE

TIE uudcrs' 'gnvd sppon ted IS the Orphans
COutl. IA and l"r Is, dtofd Csugty To distribute 4.
aescts N tIe hUds If Wm. tihl spie Administrator
Of the estate OF Nchol KrFg c,c',i. 10 an
amongst CT .lit"rs. viii att n 10 Ih tuties of h.
"Fp -inm M on Thurs rs lhr Il lay I'll % Ostpber,
st "a ~ "'cio. k, A. a., f si day - lis ot.
fee ia df,rd. W lrr. aud where aIl parties ute-
ie'i ctn appt il they eee proper.
JOHN P. REED,
Oct. 4; 1861. Amlitor.
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UNION nPfRL.
BEDFORD, IA.

TIE subs .ribcr respectfully ann0unecs 10 the
public, that he has le.ls "a the above HAmrd llo
tel, in the ul an well known Glob1 tniIding, tor
merlv ownel ani occupied lay Mr.. John Yuuag,
lh recemlt in the occupancy Of Jonlth N horton.
'iec't, where he VIII BE- hAl py To his friends.
aud tn ling puhiic evuerilly. Persons at
teh'ling Court respectfully nTisel 10 give Inn
call. He pie ig's htms ;if tia he win d. al! G
his power tn r,nd, his Raests comfortable.
Has Table will he Slppli,,i with tbs choicest del
'caCIrS the IN iri.et will R1rd
The Bed Rooms will contain clean aud CONT t.
.iilc heltinp.
Tht Bar VII snpl lied with choice liqnoF
The Sttb,e will be- attended by careful au At
tcntive ho,tler.
Boarders takeh by the day, week, mon.7 and
yea"
JOSEPH ALsIP.
Bedford Nov. 2, 1880.
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SAMUEL RABEBAUGH
AEDITOR,S N0TLrF

TIE ndersigned aproute An itnrto distribute
the fun in The udS of Juseph s.. r"mlinspn
Exerutor "f Enz tb.th 81. *, lrc'd, will meet the
larti Interested 81 ms tfic :, IN divrI, on the
18th day Of October; 1861 ai I p'cioek p VI.
J. ". LINGENFELrER,
Sept. 20 1861 Au itor.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER.
Drugs and Books.
H. G. RFBMFR,
JuiEana street, Bedford. Ea.,
.9tihe Sluad formertg occaptedbs Dr.. Il. {. Rea me

ii. u. HESMf III,
JuiEana street, Bedford. Ia,
.stthe Sluai former y occapiedbs Dr. 4 {. Rea me
Isl ATHoLESALE and re- <yEsfy
- w tail dealer in Drugs. <l11kMIFg
Medicines. Chemicals Dye @-zsEAl@
f%a SlHifs. tsls. Pants Varnsi.es 1nrpt n
szsz tine. Via low GLASS; Giisswlre. &c. JuS
received iArge stock ef Amer lean, French,
English .,elfnmery. Al~o great variety of fine
Soaps for Toilet fSe. Tooth pastes, Hair Toncs
iIai. Dyes thai will colour Various shafes from a
tight brown To j.t black. Tooth, Nn Hair. Sha-
wing. and Clothes brushes, Counts PJrket Knives,
Pocket Books. Psrtmonrsiss, Segtr eases 4c.,
Also have and will keep constantly on hand
supply Of Cod oil. Burning fluid and Camuiiae.
with great variety OF the most Hlodefn and bes
stvie Of coal oil and fluii amps
Pure Wines and BrinIies far medical use Fla
vorimg Fxtiscts and Sale all sorts, Fine Segars
SIuf!s Chewing and Smoking Toh Geo.
II wing the agency for al tile principal patent
mrdicIr,s in viii keep fun supply constantly
on hand.
Also, dealer in Books. &c, consisting ef Geo
graphical Sci nfifc, Religious. Poetic il. Iiistof icai
Ltw. Mcslical Schnul au.l Miscellaneous Works H.
connection with great vtri.ty ol plain ana taHc,
Stationery, Cip. Note. Post. and wrapping Paper
Blank B"nks of every Sizc and qn lily. Diaries
Blank y, eds. Mortgages &ot,s aud ~ cs.ipfs.
By- Orders promptly filled ard satisfaction guaf
lnteefI. with regard hoti 70 lrice aud guilty.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefnliy and nc
cur ,,ely Compounded al all hours of the day o.
uieltt.
Dec. o. 1850
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.lUDfTORX- AlTirE

+. d. Bee2le, ns Ia tse Cort of Common
% n"s q TO- Plsss OF Bedford a. untr No
VS. ga, May term 1854. Ye4l.
1861.
SrA. 2l 1861, John P Reed. Esq, apJoi.t-d
Aad-sor 10 Distribute tbs fIads in tbs SherR !.
han .i&'d o. sale Of Dsfea.aAts 81 Estate uy
Flaae Vi tte Above writ.
By the Court.
The un niersigael viii attend 10 tl, duties Of Ia,
above appointnI9ns, IS bis oi1.s in BelfSrl. on
Monday the 25th dly Of 0ctoher, A. D., 1861. a.
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of sad day, when aud yhcre al
parties interested can attend.
Oct. 4, 1904 AudItor
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DE. L, =. niRnY

ID EsPECTFULLY tenders his professions
II services to the citizens Of Bedford and vi
oinity.
Office and residence on Pi;t-Street, In the
building formerly occupied by DR.. ]. II. Hofus.
Nov. 6. 1851.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
LInlT.l MILLS.

'F'lIE subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 n
fnIm his patrons aal tle public gen, rally,
that he still continues mluuflcture anl keep
rnastdu'y ON hnd, cloths, ,,,s,imcrS satin, IT'S
cheap for cash or ,xch,pge fer wool, also
CardIug and Falling.
or which he woal ral special attention, a. ne
POSSESSES sup rior acIlitcs and u.,clius ~ ,spc-
cla.l, ldantei 10 this nrlnch OF the business. aui
feels eotfi lent he can aa work sup riur 10 any
other establishment IN the coIay.
10. for carling an ftl ing .tnely cash
All riters business 81 oa,d be directed To Bel.
ford Pa, where they viii receive l.rompt atten-
lien. JOHN LUZ
April ., ls5l-z
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Administrator Notice.

I'll \ ER> pi Administration having been grant
IL Ell 10 lhs sHA>criber on tIls estate OF IN,
Brnnhaash. late of Md lbs Yoodh,rrv Township.
dee'i all pers''as are nptia.l to "a lke l,ayrnent
inne'li .seiy, and those having .Iaas ag inst tE,
s,'e VII present them prlncriY nthen ie tied for
setllemeai. SIMON RRUMBAUGH,
aug y, ISols Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
PUBLIC NILE
Oh REill ENfiTE

2 VlF n OF an order 0l the Orphlns' Court Of
ID BE lord County. there will be sold on tbs
Premises, on Saturday 2 day of November, next,
at one o'clock Of sid day, the following Real
EStite, Late tue property OF Btui min WigfsId,
decd.
i Ole trlcs Of lad situate Ia Southlmpton Toya-
ship, Bedtorl % iaty, 4 d Iining lands OF Philip
Chtgnn, Jlhl Mss aal Wiliim Wigf3Il ana
otpers, animpi9v a1d well tim6crel, with whits
pne AMI othar tiul5e-, continuing l43 acres mora
or less.
tlne 9th + tract OF hnl IN same township, aa-
'iuins lanIs II Philip Clingman. Jonn WIgn ID
AMI others, containing % acrps, ulimprovel
A tendan { VIII be given AMI ternIs ~ tls known
on day Of sale by
lam'rpf BENZ. wIGFLELD, d4o'1.
Oct. 4, 1861.
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Allegheny Male
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Egainsburg, Bedford Co., pa.

CHAHLES IL. GERE, A. B. Princip4l.
MISS A. l.. BRIM, Preneptress
MISS l.. J. BkIA Teacher on Plano Forte.
THIS Institution, under the supervision Of the
s6ove nfEned persons assisted ty other eoInpatrnt
teachers ahiris full course in Mathematics
Natural Sciences. Languages. aud Bellies Letters.
In Music. Painting, &c., il gives ex'enle,l nstruc
lion. Tho winter t.rm opens s)ct. 18th Stu,lunts
admitteG at any tim.
HAhits of health, system, and pramptness, views
morhi soelii and dom site, are here plIde ,,romi-
nens Os isetS oi edu.ati0n.
Ihst the physical powe.s, as wf as the mental
ma? DO cultivated Galissheuic ex -cises are neers
sary-here the students meet each day for s. ste
matte exsrcise.
S23 30 viii pay for bt ard, including furnish d
yooIn, room rent, fuel and tuition in commoa
English per term of eleven weeks Extras. ~:
moderate charges, even less than heretofore, OF
the circular calls for.
j. Students prepared for the highest classes IN
College.
For circulars, or particulars. adlr, s..
CHARLES II 5ERE,
Rains6uTg, Bedford g, LnIy Pa
Dec. 81, 1860.
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Northern Lieh..

THE cheapest and best light in use, can be had
By buying God Oh peIIectly pure, inOdurous
AMI irse iTaId smoke while burning, at $l00 per
gallon, IA III. q. RcaIneE's Drug Store.
Nor. 1G, 1850.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08

jon Mann, 6. il. SPANG.
+ AW -'AkrSERSHfP..- .-Fne undersigned
I } have associated themselves IN the tratice
J. the Law, and vii promptly attend TO Al bns :
Hsss entrusted TO their care III Bedford and 80
jllAing counties.
c2-UfHee on Jalianoa Street, three door,
south OF Aengel Off yse aud opposite the resi-
dsnee o Maj. ate.
MANN K sPANG
June 1,--1ss4. II.
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DR.. z. G Reamer,
Physician ana Surgeon.

@sPectaulIy tenders his services T.
Al the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity RI.
may always be found (unless professionally en-
gagged, at his Drug and Book Store, In Julian
Feb. 10, 1897.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08

A III. Trirais tamiLes end hofei keeoeys, shnul
a iuit eohsi er the lu- Of us,u1 III CoseEs
TRATtD IEAyEH in conaecIinn with Il iur fur mth-
Hig efe.td rolls auckwtest cakes and pasInf. TINS
.np"nnl Is fee from II u1urties For sa., m
ths FIl an Book Store. of Or q. r. tIarrr
Aug 50, lS:;l
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EXElUf0 y NOTrE

LA1JUIJR -tUIILE
hEF FiEhs tess s.tas ntify, oa tue last will AMI
testament, 81 cdhaei Sill late ot ST. Cler Tana-
siiP, BE !torl Gll,Hy dc 4, hiyns D.sa ,.alssl
% he sansar.hN, r-sl!il5 Ii .itlfi f3xa4li2,
notice is Ierefor, giy5l - al .,srsoa, il Ioxai 10
The eSstte If sud dso'i, ID asxs pay asls "a d.
dLttrl, aud thosa aAyinS ald nS, vii oeas4as sash
forthwith prUp-riy Alt15ltissEsI TOR s.ssl .ns1s.
DANIEL WALTER,
! Oct. IL, 1851. Exsaulor.
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.4HDITOR $ NOTICE.
fAKR AOTNR

~ persons aFs nOtisd az inst tress2assinz on
< = tae premises Of The subscriber, either hy hat-
iag, hs..iag- steshngAekors nuts or guiax throaga
mp eraih aei'is. ras law sid BE- iat9rce.i aga9ss
atl; without respect to pessssnS, - oHsa ling
Persons gather hickory nuts ON asking Ieay..
OF the subscriber, by giving bin hllf ia. are
gathered. CHARLES S5TPtT
Bed ord Up, Sept ~, 1901.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

ing the year; ninety Ave males and nineteen fe
males convicted and sent to the State prison for
crimes, and the aggregate amel at Of terms Of ina
prisonment, one thousand an sixt, three years
he cotton markets excite yesten ay, and the
speculative feeling previously noticed CONT ued The
sales footed up about 1900 900 bales 90 CT
which sold in transit Prices closed at higher e
ana We now quote mddlng uplands at 1870. Flo Wa
dui! for common grades Of shipping lots OF state a'
Western; white and extra grades ia steady re-,
quest and hrmer with fair amount q sales Wheat
opened with frner appearance, but closed dull,
while sales toieraby active, chiefly for export
Owing to the rmnes in freights, corn was heavy with
moderate sales aud closed at easier rates. Pork was
drIner with sales OF at $40 SO S18 CA, 81 so
for old prime sl2 so for do aad at rs for clear
Sugars were steady and rather 6rmer; the sales EN-
braced about 800 hhds. Cuba part at SIC a6c Coffee
steady, but sales were light. Freights were quite
steady, with moderate engagements, including wheat to
Liverpool in ships bags at and -four to London at
49, Cd, with fair engagements Of provisions to both
nlaceS at full rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

his portfolio soon after the 4th Of March, and
that Cameron will rule at the White House. Of
course there will be tremendous rush for the
federal spoils, and perhaps it will be as well
for our republican friends to take some mea-
sures to assure their followers that there will
be something left to struggle for. A great deal
depends upon the result of the rail-splitter's
Cabinet making. What docs the country think
of it2
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S,YrRn,Y's HErALp--A SPECIMEN or News
r,rrp ExrlRrnrSr--The NEW York HERALD of
Saturday, triple sheet comprehending some
twcnty-eight and more closely printed columns
Brooklyn and Washington on Fast Day-we sub
nit Is little in advance of any other specimen
of newspaper enterprise which the world can
furnish. All this religious miscellany is extra
matter: for, apart from this mass Of theological
information. the HERALD Of Saturday is great
paper; and yct-ncws, cditoriol'., sermons. adj
scrtiscmens and alive sold II, rs we se'l the
UsVup eveyy day, for Two cents, An immenso
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nhigher law?" But it ID not tue, The land
Is cot Puritan, and We hope never viii be.
There wcss other settlers of the colonies besides
the Pilgrims Of the Maydower. The settlers Of
the Old Dominion, the colony Of jamestown.
There were the Cavaliers, the Catholics, Epis-
copallans and Huguenots of the South, and
the Reformed Dutch, Episcopalians and en-
lightened Presbyterians and Quakers Of the
North, as well as the Puritans Of New England.
And if the latter were to be swallowed up by
an earthquake to-day, the whole country would
have reason to rejoice Puritan propagandism
is the grand source Of our national troubles;
and if the government should be dissolved the
impartial historian will say that Puritanism was
the entering wedge which split it, and that
clergymen like Henry Ward Beecher drove it
home by repeated blows for twenty-five years,
till they succeeded at last and the Union sank
to rise no more.
Beccber, with his wild notions of what he
calls liberty, is opposed to negro slavery, and
the sman of God" is man of war. Some Of
the ablest and most exemplary of the clergy in
this vicinity endorse slavery, and are men of
peace There is thus an irrcpressibie conflict
in the church. even at the North, on the ques-
ton of slavery. AS for the clergy Of the South
they are pretty well united. From Richmond,
for instance we learn that "most Of the SER
mons were extremely warlike. Rev. Mr.. Hoge,
of the Second Presbyterian church, strongly
counselled resistance; and the Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
of the Broad street Methodist church said he
would himself, if necessary, lead an army in
resistance to federal aggression" The most
sensible remark we have seen in all the SER
mons on the subject Of internecue war is one
by Rev DR.. Chaplin, who said =:
There can good in civil war. Perhaps they would
say he MAS afraid of civil He must admit that he
was and he had resptc for the who did not fear
H. Those who did not it because they could not realize
L. Civil war was holiday excitementit WAS the last
OF all appeals Further, civil does good it
caused rivers OF blood to ow and yet left them exactly
where they were.
Equally just is The observation of Dr. Hawks
the only clergymen who took such ground =
that, as in all family feuds, there are faults on
both sides, and both ought to be censur-
ed; and his counsel that the people ought to
command their representatives in Congress to
make peace is worthy of rational and en-
lightened minister of the Gospel
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