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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09

Private Banks and Exchange DeaIera
BROWN BROS & CO.. IS Carondelet street
SAMUEL SMITH K Co. Camp street.
HUDSON & CO.. corner Canal and Cafrp streets s&
BRSWS JOHNSTON Co No 80 carondelet street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JAeoB BARKEa, Manager,
rr,o,,,, Corner Camp and GraFier streets
&. "; CONNER SON, No 50 Carondeet street -
JOHN WOOD CO., corner Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09

inferior Com 10 Good Conn.,. GIL
Fairo Fully Fair 47as51a Prime and Choice Coz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09

SfidS FOE RICH 7TOED, vA.-The Al scsaoner
h1STf d. .. Williams, Williams, mgster having he
For freight, apply to i 'Ps''n'
GEO W. HYNSON l. CO. 81 Canrp street
District. - f " "'D' "7t 81 '0tc{ a
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28
/ THE K. O. o.'s-TuEle oBJE0rs, ETC.

THE X. q. C.'S- THEIR OBJECTS, ETC.
George Buckley, ssK. G O., President
American Legion" has addressed, through tie
louisville Courier Of Thursday. au open letter
TO the Kentucky Legislature, in response to
the resolutions passed by thai body, fppoin,e
ing committee 10 ilqlire into the existence
in that State, aud the plans aud purposes, of
the secret organization known ns knights Of
the Golden Circle.
Knight Buckley declares that the Legisla-
ture had instituted legal crusade against Ihe
''institution" of which be was the head but
that in order to avoid time, trouble and ex-
pense to The State. hs had forwarded TO the
Governor complete ser of the degree works
of the Order, reiainiag only the unwriiten
portion Of the saule. The thoughtful Biek-
icy then enbodies 10 his open letter. iof ibe
information Of tie ''pcople" the obligations Of
ihe first and second degrees.
Ii appears from these thar candidates for
Kuighthood swear nbctnre God aud these wit
pes.es" allegiance 10 the Golden Circle and i's
laws; aud 10 'sthe Lana of The Uni ed St.tes
and Of this State, provided the same are con
sislent With the spirit anu letter Of the Con-
stiiution as Interpreted by the Supreme Court''
Trey elso swear upon their individual hancrs
''ss man aud gentleman, SO help God, y
10 '-constantly oppose the admission of any
negro, abolitionisE, confirmed liFuEkard, con-
eict, telcn, or low aud vicious character TO
Membership
Fer tho especial sfurther Information of
Mir. Wolfe, who moved the resolution in the
House, Knight Buckley adds tthat1he K G.
{. have been the sui jecs Of higher legislation
than the Legislature Of kebtucky, and that
they have been offended by ablet men than
himsef''
The Object of the organization is, "wiib al
Difference" thus confidently summed up ty
President Bicklcy:
"There are now nearly eighty thousand u
the State, distributed through every courty,
AID she orgsnizatioU is growing daily in favor
and Importance; and The work will be pushed
with the ulmost vigor Until the tri coored Gag
of the Confederate States floats in triumph
from the done Of The Capitol at Frankfort,
End if, perehance. Kentucky should be tied 10
Northern Coufederacy, cursed and biighiej
with the fauaticisw Of atOlitionism, the organ
i2atlon viii inglte and eatry from the state
ten thousand families Of Keptueky's best cit~
lzens, and plant them on ths broad AMI fertile
prairIes of ihe noble State OF Texas, where The
*. u. e., in ,bat State, will meet them ia
open arms and warm hearts, and Welcome ihen
toa State where every mans constitutional
rights respected"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28
THE FUNERAL OF MAJOR WIN
TIIR0p

HAVEN, CT, Friday, jane 81. 1861.
The fuOeral Of Major WiuthIop tAi, alters
noon was attended by procession OF over
1000 persons. including thosFeteran Grays,
Governors Foot Guard, Emmel Guard, Rus
sells School Batalliop, National Blues, officers
of the Horse Guard, City Government, Yale
Studenta, So. The hearse was draped in an
American f,g. Durhg tho passage of the
procession up Chapel street tho bells wele
tolled and cannon 6reds The flags throughout
the city were at balt mast, and many Of the
stores ON Chapel street were drapsd ia mourn
inR
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MiSTER'S SiLE.
OF REAL ESTATE.

Samuel YoDdersmith II the Court d Common
VS.. Pleas, Bedford County,
wiili,m Lyon. Pt.. Koyemb.g fern, 1860
Whereas the aforesaid Term Of the said
Court, in gmrnt entered as aims; the defend lnt
in the above-entited cause, the eloot that said
defendant should pay certein sums Of money IN
manner and torn specified ths verdict; said
Judgment icing for the balance of the purchase
money Tor certein real estate; and
Whereas at the April term OF ssii caHt,
r., 1861, the undersigned wss appointed Master II
Chancery u sell said real estate, unless The said
defendant aioress3 should pay the portion of said
sum which was due and plvaAl, on about the
22d cay OF May a. d 1861, with interest.
Now, taerefoTs', defaait hayinS been made IN
said payment aforesaid. 1, by yietue OF said ap-
pointment, will sell on the premises on SATURDAY
the 25th day of Juue next at 10 c'c'ock in the
forenoon Of said day, al III. rignt, title, aud ia
terest- IF William Ll On, The aforesaid defendant
10 and to the lollovI?g described property, to wit
II thirty t5iee (3S) aerus, more S. OF farn.ns
land, mostly cleared and under cultivation saj4
land being ia Bedford Township and near the
Borough of Bedford, and bounded by llnsls o.
Shusk's heis, of VIM. NJ. Hall. Esq, az Samuel
F"ndersih.th, and Is other lands OF wm Lyon.
ESD aad now. ia possession Of said Defen !ant
aiOfesaid to the highest alf best bidier flr cash
JOHN T.. McGiRR
BeGford, Nay 81, 1861. Master, &c.
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ENGLAND AND TIE REBELLION.

The last adyces from England are express
sive Of subdued tone of the Ministry 10
their policy toward this coantry. Tbey are
evidently satisfied ot their mistake in assuming
the success of the Southsrn rebellion. With
the compliance OF The North. But Mr.. Bull
is always mostin the right when be Is most in
the wrong, and never oonfosses 10 bIunder.
All aecounts poncur 10 representing the feel-
ing OF the people to be almost N ivsrsa. n Ia
vorof tins Government Ifw1 wi rec.ll Sec s.
siou Consuis, and bring home trait5rous MIN
isters resident, va shall not be spit upon by
Prime Ministers, nor baVe oar diplomatic
representatives kicked BY Secretaries OF For
eign Affairs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28

WASHINGTON, June p Senator johnson,
Of Tennessee, has arrived here He was fred
at by the SeeessioDsts while comai ~ through
the Cumberland Gap, bat tts rascal ly attempt
ct assassination fsiisd. Mr.. Johnson escaped
without injury.
Mr. johnson says that the Union men of
East Tennessee will initiate the action OF
Western Virginia In cutting leoso from the re-
bellious authorities of the State: and, more-
over, that they will fight for the Union.
MrJohnsoa will taks his seat at the extra
Session Of Congress.
General Scott has been demonstrated With
By Western msn for ordering the retreat of
Cadwslader aver the Potomac. The cid hero
replied: sIt's rIgat--ail right; yon wit say
90 three months heoce."
There are q. least Hundred families ia
Washington Which have been lett hsrs BY the
rebels, WHO are BOW in the array or the civil
service of the CoGfederates.
1t is believed that the Government viii not
interfere With the due course Of iaw 10 the
case Of tie captured riretes Of The prieaseer
Savannah.
The case of the condemned British schooner
Tropic Wind will probably be appealed to the
United States Suprems Court
Mr. Cfiitenden viii ofeSLis compromise at
the extra session of Congress, probably coup
led with a threat Of the secession Of keGtueky
if il is not adopted.
The city authorities have made an a9Fopria-
ton Of several thousand dollars for destitute
families.
The Second Rhode Island Regiment arrived
this morning early, we'll armed and cqaipped.
Everything is quiet over the river to-day,
aud there were ne slsrms last night Good
judges say 'heTe viii be 40 battle for weeks
yei; perhaps none at ali this side OF Richmond,
unless il be skianish or tive.
The Rhode Island troops have recently ar
rested three fugitive slaves; but il is reported
that the Government will soon issua order
preventing the army aud navy from pcrfor-
ming the service of negro-catchers, that busi-
ness belonging 70 the civil officers.
Il is considered quite probable that among
the financial expedisHta 10 be recommended to
Congress BY Secretary Chase will be the ina-
position Of silly BIT income tax.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28
WASHINGTON LAYING THE CORNER
STONE OF THE CAPITOL.

A correspondent Of the Bangor Wig tells
the following very Interesting anecdote Of
Washington.
Recent events have recalled very foreibly 10
the mind tne following incident, which ma.
peTaape prove increasing to mary Of sour
rraders at the present tune:
Being On a visit to Washington during the
recess Of Congress ia the spring Of 1857,
walked one day with friend to yiev be works
which were then already 10 progress for The
extenson OF the Capitol. As we saan,ered
among the pillars 10 the basement ol the old
building, we fell 10 with venerable looking
n'au, having the appearance of coubtryman,
who seemed to be there upon the same business
that We were, We cntered into eonyers4tipu
with him, sud lie informed US that be was u
Eirginian, raised few mites down toe river,
uot far from Mount Vernon. Very likely,
then,' We remarked, you ln4y recollect General
Wsshing'op, Perfectly we'll he replied in
deed, saw him when be laid The foundation OF
this building, was but boy iben,' bu. re-
neulber very distinctly how be looked as be
stood 10 this way over the stone, aud settled
its place With pty. IL was hinge stone,
aud MS placed, it must have required no little
strength to move. But the General va a verg
athletic nan, and moved it apparently With
case. There were Number of boys there from
our heighborhood, ana Il vas standing marvel
t. Us all how the General nlovea Hat stone
iew days after, tie General happened TO be
riding by eur schooihouSe oa horseback, - we
we're piayiag outside. We all pulled off our
hats T. tau, end he stopped hie l.srse for
moment, and spoke t. u very pleasantly. One
of the boys cried Out, Please General, tell US
how it was you neyed that great slobe, Up
yonder, the other day.
Why, boys said be, smiling, 'dii mcve
the stonep - yes. General, you moved il, we
all saw ynu.' 'Weli, boys, said the General,
looking very seriously stri spelking slowly,
shaking his i,ug dsger at US as he spoke,
Do you see tAat nobOdy ssv moccs that stone
agaiai'
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Notice CT Iuqq;siii1n.

yETHEREAS Ella Coisin. late Of Sehe ls'nre
Wv Borough, decd, died, sie2sd Of the following
Real Estate, viz one act Of ltnl On Cbesuu:
Ridge ia Napier Tow nship, Bedford Gcuaty, adj
Joining lands of John 5. SAiier, Chsrics " Col
vim ard others, coatliuiag teugcres. leaving issue
and tue children VI ssGe. nine full neirs, yiz I.lnt
Schen deceased, leaving Issue Abraham e., Ci1f-
!o;te A., James H., darg8ret. u lyfin AMI Edward
SeIIe TIE ltst Of wiCD minors, vino have
Tor Their guar5iaa, 75ert H. T. yler ESQ; james,
residing IN Indiana, Abr5hsin Charlotte, ard Mar
tin, residing in 0iiu, and the others il B.d.ord
County, Charlotte, intefmarried wh Martin Reiley.
Eliza, interaaried with Robert VI. Taylor. Esq
Nm. Colyiu, George M. CoIsin. Charles ". Col
vim, Renba Colviu NArgIret interim erriel witb
John NJ. Robson, and John Z. ColFia, aIi residing
in BeffDri County.
Notice isfhereiere hereby given that in pursu
ance OF writ of Pdititicn, or Ysuttioa 20 M
directed, l viii proceed 10 hold GA Inqai;tiun ~
Valuation tie promises, on Tuesday The 9Th
DAY cf July, next, sbcn and whore all parties in-
tertsted attend il they see proper.
JOHN j. CESSNA,
June II, 1861. Sberia.
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LEroIER OusrEp. SEufss1oN ANNrLLEn

LET0IER OusTED~ SEcEssIoN ANNULLED
The Convention Of the Western counties of
Virginia yesterday passed unanimously a dec
larotion declaring the Secession proceedings Of
the Richmond Convention void, and also ma
king vacant the oti,es Of all the State Authors
ities who are 10 revolt against the Uuited States
This is much prefeIabie TO tue proposed division
of toe State, as it takes for grant-d that the
whole State is yet 10 the Union. It simply
repudiates Secession and its supporters. The
declaration was signed by ffty-six members,
the same nnmbe. that signed the great Deela-
ration Of 1776.--Phih hq4irr.
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ln lrrargemert in KenLuekr.

The telegraph gives us an account cf an arrar &C.
ment which has teen entered into between General
Mcclellan. OF tie Western Mllitny Department,
and Governor Mag. Din, oi Kentucky ii is rir
tualy a co mlact, ia vi rh the United States Gov
ernncnt. as represented hy General Mcclellan,
aglees to recognize the neutralily Of ihe State OF
X entucky the present crisis. kentucky pro-
misses To remove Southern armies if they occupy
her Suil and If unable do So she will invoke the
aid Of the United States. Governor Harris, oi
Tennessee, assures Kentucky that no Tennessee
Ireols viii be allowed 10 occupy her territory and
he has given orders TO lis forces to that effect.
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Pnblic Naie
@ f r E Il l. ES T ATE .

q + X e Il l. f. ) Il Il 4 T.
DY virtue of an order OF the Ocahans' Court o.
ID Bedford County, tI.e sghec-iisr viii fir I
pnilc sle, ON the pr mises, IN tie village Of
Clsarvilie IN Monroe Township in said County, on
Saturday the 81 day o. August next.
HOUSE AND LOf OF GROUND,
late the property Of Mrs. Hannah I.orton, decd,
situated street, in said village, Bounded ty
said main street the east, alley on the west.
Isaac Gfoves lot the north, and hot Of Nichols
Border on the South.
Tie location OF said property is desirable one,
making it worthy the attention of any one wishing
comfortable home. The improvements are two
story log dwelling house, log stable, with we'll OF
good water at the door.
TERMS.-0ne thirl Of the purchase money in
hand at tic Confirmation of the sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments thereafter
without interest. To be secured hy Judgments or
bonds aud mortgage. Sale to commence at one
O'clock DAVID EVANS,
June 81, 1861. Trustee.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28

LET THERE BE NO WBITEwAsBfNo.--N Now
that the Governor has appointed Commissioners
to investigate the army frauds, we trust there
will be 40 whisewsshing, which Is usually the
case with such commissions. Messers. Fry,
Haywood and Abbot have the reputation OF
being honest men. Let them also be firm.
Ihey should bo stropg enough to become exc
eu'loners if necessary. We want to know just
where the responsibility belongs. and We want
these 'Comu1issioAess to tell us plainly aud uue
qulvooally. Tie publication vii NOT he Sufficient
TO csrry conviction with shsir report. That Is
Not all; the Report should not be delayed. TIE
ease Is net 50 oomplicased that il need 70 tsh.
'0Ag time for an investigation,
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Commissioner.

Mr. EDiToE You are authorized to announce
the name of Mr.. Henry p. Dieh, of Colerain
Township, as a candidate for the office Of County
Commissioner, subj sct to the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention. MANY.
HR. EpIroR s-You are authorized 70 announce
the name oi Joseph S. Riddle, ESQ, OF Union
Township, u caid,iate for The cfice Of County
Commissioner, subject TO the decisio2 Of the Re-
publican County Convention. MANY.
Lieut.. wm. Kseffe Of Bedford Township, will be
a candidate for the nomination OF Commissioner,
suljsct o the decision Of the Republican County
Convention. MANY.
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Scrofnla. or Kings Evil,

il e.5nstitutianal dislcasa, a corruption Of the
blood, by Nhieh tliis GaiG becomes yitiatcd,
weak. aBd poor. Iei8g II Tic CIRCULATION, it
persad the whale body, and may frrst out
n GAease on cay part rf IA 30 organ is fieti
from It's attacks. nor IS there one which it may
net destroy, Iit scraiulons faint il yariously
caused by msrc Fal disease, low living. dis
ordered OF uHhealtlsy feed, impure cir, filth
aad hithy habit, the depressing VICES. and,
naoye al, by TIC yeneFeal infection. What.
ever he It's origis9, II Is hrfcd:tary la the con-
stitution, iesseaG4ng from parents TO children
unto the third als; isslrsh generation !; indeed,
il seems 10 be the rod of Him whe says, q /
VIII visit the iniqaities Of the fathers Upon
their children.
It's cffects commence BY deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or uicerous matter, which, IN
The laags, liver, and internal organs, is termed
+ 5escles: ii the glands, swellings; and on
the s.Tfaee, e-ppsions or sores This foul cor
-uplion waicA gender IN aa blood, depresses
the eaerges Of lie. SO that ss7ofulons eonstitu-
tiosss not only safer fro-b ser0fulous COM
plants, but they have fag less power 20 with
stand the attacks oe other di5cases c0nse-
queitly, vast numbers perish b disorders
wiich, aitAough siot aeSnfllosis ia thor nature,
are still rendered fatal by this TART in tho
system. Most cf Tie consumption which de-
climates the human family has It's origin directly
ii this sefofllnns contamination: and many
dcstr active diseases OF the livea, kidneys, brain,
and, iaGeed, Of all she organs, arse from or
GRE aggravated by the same cause.
peqGarter Of III cur peerle are scrofgiousf
f,ieiT persons are invaded by stss larlSiag in-
feet;o.l, and Their health is undermined by it.
TO cleanse il from the system We mast reEovate
tae blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
y.garate It BY healthy fcod and exercise.
S4eh a medicine we supply II
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28

ANOTHER MESSAGE FRoM GOV. HIoKs.-
,BALTIMoRE, Juue 1Slh.--Gov. Hicks seut
another tart message to tho Legislature to-day,
in response to an order of the House, asking
ifcertqiu arms shipped BY tha Adjutant Cen
eral 10 Maryland military company some
time since, aud sezed by Gen. Butler, was By
MS knowledge and consent,
The Governor says the inquiry is imperli-
neut, and refers the House to Gen. Butler aud
the Adjutan,eG General for Information.
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For M Iaqnirer.


AM .anaie laurie
Br PRor- T r.. v.
Rouse, PatrIotsi Rousei To action
And by your colors stand
Let neither foe nor fiction
Destroy your nAtise landl
And let yonr anthem b.,
Union AND Li5eriy;
And stand hy Freed"m's banner,
And hy It nobly die
The battle-ery hes soan1od
In Freedoms 8 peaceful land,
And thousands forth have bounded
To stay the traitors hand
CHI hsag the patriot cry,
From glen aad mountain high,
$40 save this glorious union
Wen boldly fight and die!
tWhile the Stars and Stripes wave Ger US,
Oar pride in ee 'Fy land,
Our foes shalt fan before as,
And naught our might Withstand.
The Stals and Stripes shall be.
The emiilem Of he free,
And to save them from dishouor
Theye're thousands who will die.
ssWhile the Flag of Freedom futters
Above the true and brave,
Thongh fierce .he cannon nutters,
The God Of 7'ight apit sare.
The Us.fcn still must he,
United, firm and free,
And to save it fiom destruction,
There're thousands who will die.
HWhen host With host engages
Upon the gofy fisld,
And wIathiuI carnage rages.
Error 10 right Hnst yield
The rebel host viii is,
While sabres ftsh on high,
And each dauntless column charges,
To rout the foe or die.
"And should we fall in vict'ry
Upon the Southern sod,
Well give each life to Liberty,
Each spirit to its God.
Each martyr'd life VIII cry
To Him who reigus on high,
To save this glorious union
For which we bravely die"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28

We invite special attention 10 the advertisement
of Prof Woods Restoraips Corillt aai Blood Re-
nov0tor, in another column. For Weakness and
general dc ity there is nothing like il; it viii
strengthen, exhilarate, create appetite at once,
rcgnate the bilioag system aii digestion, and i5=
short, restore the weak S..ned organs 10 al their
ogigiaal yigor and strength. So va'u bi1 Tooic
Coriial soHld be in the hands of every invalid ans
in every family. Reader, Try it.
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BAI4lMoRE. Friday. juno 81, 1861.

BALTIMORE, Friday. juno 81, 1861.
TIE Washington Star says that Gen. Nc
Dowsll has advanced bis lines four miles
toward Fairfax.
Tbe Confederate Gag can be seen two miles
frou the camp. Both parties have advanced,
but tbepe baye been no iodscstions Of 40 attack.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-28
PIBLIC SaLE OF
VALT1BLE RE4L, ES1TATF.

VALUABLE REAL ES1rATE.
N0Y virtue of an order Of the Orphans Cont of
ID Bedford County. the undersigned, admlnissra-
tor Of the Estate Of Sophia Divhl. late cf South
amptom Township, deed, viii sell at public cut
cry upon the promises, on
SATURDAY, THE 20TH JULY. 1881,
the following desert cd Real Estate, 10 wit
One dwelling leu-e and lot Of grorud, siluate in
the Township atoresai4, adjoining hnds of VIII
liam Adams, Esq, AID Hugh Wilson, In said
Township, now occupied ly JOHN e. DieIl.
Terms made known IN dsy OF SALE.
HEZEKIAH O'NEAE,
June 81. 1861. Admr.
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.4DNi-YfSTR.qTOR s. AOyICE-

T ETTERS of administration on the estate Of
IL kfz beth SchreineI, late ot Middle Wocdbul4
Township, decd, having this day leen granted 10
the subscriber residing in South Woodbury. Town
siip, all persons knowing Themselves Indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make p ymenr l,nne.
dst"ly, and those having claims will present taem
properly authenticated for settlement.
ALEX. HoLSINGFR,
June %, 1851 Admir-.
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.qDyfi.YISTR.ATORS AOTICE.

II EpTERS Of administration, on the estate Of
Ii John Bowers, Jr,, late Of Napier Township,
decd, having been granted 70 the undersigned, all
persons knowing themselves indebted to Said state
are requested 10 make Immediate payment. and
taose tavna cl=ins saassf ;ae same, vii present
them duly authenticated f3r settlement.
ISAIAH CONLFY.
june 81, 1861 Admir-.
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We congratulate ouF resders upon tho discovery
OF sure cure for Rheumatism tiout and Neurolgid,
and all Mercuri Diseases. which d stroy ;he coz
stitution and give temper r. felici only. In fact
is The only known remedy eIectiag peree: cure,
and We feel warranted, from its recommendations.
calling the attention OF the ffiictstl and those
having friends suffering from ht uuatism, Gout,
Neuralgia or the penicous tftcS Of Mercury, 10
the advertisement in another column of our paper,
Of Dr. Leland'S Anti Rheumatic Band.
June 70 lSGl.
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Associrto Judge.

We are authorized to announce the name OF Mr..
William GephsIt, Of Bedford Township, as a can
diate for the Office of Associate Jrige, subject to
the decision Of the Republican County Convcn-
ton.
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County Treasurer.

" are authorized te annonce the nasne Of Mar
tin Milburn, of Bedford Borough, rs a candidate
for Treasurer, suliectta the decision OF tho ke-
publican County Conveatioa
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No. 4O9 BROAWAY, N york.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 ETTERS of Administration having been gran
AA ted TO the subscriber. residing in Union Tp.,
on the estate OF Joseph CARRIER late of st. Clair
Township, Bedford County, decd, hereby notifies
all persons indebted to said estate TO make imme-
diate payment and those having clsims will presant
them properly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL KERTz,
June %, 1851. Adm'T.