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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-09
ESTABLISHMENT

nURR Mstones OF SEEes hand AID msds te orde 5mU
Mills lf Spindles, Mil Gesrlirg, Boiling Olcth Of 81
numbers brand, betting hosting and regulating
sreEs wire picks and plaster Paris and imposed from
mAnufacurerI which enGbea t sell best articles at lo
prices.
Being practical Mechanic thoroughly understanding
theory and practice Of nHng operations Mlers aud Nil
wghts will their interest examine stock
prices purchasing All goods sold BY Earrented
give satisfaction.
All orders and CoramunIeatOns promptly attendento
P. " RYAN
Cor oouegesnd 3rosd SIS, Nashville TsuU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-09
RIB. mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
EENT.
best External in she world for fen Or


TFyHoUsANDs II human beings have been saved lie Of de
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short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT will re
sve the most nve;sat Of Rheumatism, Gout Neu
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pes ID Joints, MuSol Lgaments, It VIII never fail
Two applications will Throat Headache Earache
FOR Burns scalds any Pain II is Infalbe hemedy
Try it, you will fui in1i psnsble remedy Keep IL
Glways hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS, having charge Of horse.
will save money by using McLsans volcanic OIL Lniment. 1t
s speedy and inalliDle for Calls sprsns, Chsfes,
Swelling, L&menes SEeeny Sores, Wounds Scratches
external disease. Try H. and yuu Will be convinced.
DR. J. z. HcLGAE, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, No,
FOR tSte at ProprsorE Prices BY Rsrry Demovie and
vi HendsrEhott. msT-SdtwAcVH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-09

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

DDM uANDEEs SE iSEGIWENTs. COMFA.
~ nirs ami Privatrp. 'ttrEIion! j an low man
ucui'ns hrsss pressed Let;ei and fgs r mt2y a"
10 quEnt aai ct the hareSt notice These Letters have
In ih' "onicter States PuTthssers Invited
sud h=n samPle' ut by mail ceit OF rsa's
cover pfstsgc CSll on OF address h. n LbWis,
Lnd CGsr thas II Lang tys tin store, 18Th etert,
b.tse-n ID ain and Cary, kchnoud Va
Metal and snr Stencils for marking hing vii ade
order In the bst style aud design. ocIif
lust Rs CeJVED.-5h hhls sugaT; 10 bbl CEus, ed : :,
VI gar 10 bbs Powdered sug 10 bb Yellow tugar 10 bags
,ns bh of Old Peach R'apd, hhs old apple BrHndy 10
hhs sspear Old hskJ: 20 half tb No R,Ely Roe Uerns
10 bbh 81, Pam y shst 10 bSs No. ~ C. Cut Herrlngs 81
CtLdcs fer sale los the mArkr, viii az
sAMPsON J0aE' Ageut Corner Of Msin and
Oh street,. sv?I
niSSOLrrrION OF CO-PA RTNBRs HIP.-fy
~ the death OF r. HILL The eoDeesn OF DcEiS>1s
Co. Dissolved al persons Sdebted TO tail will axe
immediate payment 10 TIE OF the ncern vi be u!ei
only In settling up the business.
II DICKINSON, survirng
NAT. b. HILL, Par;ntrs.
|iO pARTNERSETP The sui serb ~ have sssocittei
~ thraeye, os, ,h-r e style OF pcUSsoS Hf, Tor
hipurposi carry ng the asc,n srd onson b.
for the sale Of Negroes 1t he cid eab he'd sand o D kn;ob,
iii &c. RiOE'D ptOKlNsON,
o-I-if NAT r. HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
THE VICTORY IN WESTERN vIR6INIA-ADDREs IS
OF GEN. JACKSON TO III, SOLDIERS

THE VICTORY IN WEST ERN vIR6INIA-ADDREs IS
OF GEN. JACKSON TO HIS sOLDIERS
In recognition Of the gallant coudrc ef bis emmand
in the recent engagement in Western Virgins, General
Jackson has issued the following General Order:
CAMP BARLOW, Greenbrier River, !
3 n. w. A Oct 8, 1861 !
Geaeral Order, No. 10:
The following will be read a, evening parade, beiofe
each Of tho corps OF that Of the lst Division Of
the army OF Northwestern Virginia at G.eenbrer liver
sodlrrs: Alter campaign 10 you VI peculiar har
ships. the enemy, descending from his mountain astnes
e., Las tforded you the long opportunity
testing your Efficiency 10 action. Confident In his great
numbers his superior arms and the comparative weak.
ness OF your poiiop, he came, With bis wagon train
anticipation OF easy victory, snd permanent enjoy,
ment Of lis prcfs But gslaatly and well have you
maintained your place. 10 line with your brethren Of the
army OF Northwestern Virginia meeliig his earlier ~.
vances with striking exhibitions Of Individual dsrng
cei'ng his corcenua,ed fire for than four hous
with the coolness Of veterans and then when be gup.
posed your spirit 10 be staken with calm deeImina.
ton, indicating to lin what bi, fate would he should hs
attempt TO carry further lis ori lal desigus have
you repused his ht efforts ocharge and TO tYeak your
lines.
Thepgh You were not in force TO pursue him aud 10
realize tie fn fruits Of your triumph retreatbg be let
behrd him tie unmstakable evidences Of his rout III
the bodies OF his dead to be carried wi
tim the abandonment Of arms aud accouremepts even
20 the colours wlii ia the mornI he bad Haunted
insolenly IN ycur front. Soldiers with PRIDE cou.
gra!uaie yol
(Signfd)
HENRY r. JACKSON,
Brigsdtr General Commanding.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

IS more members concurring Ia the above certihcs
L. BAKER, Proprietor, Rlcad. Va. au.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

No sdverseuen. 70 be coaldeie ed BY The onh or year
e specified the Manuscript preSouay agreed upon be
tween the parties.
Al AdvestIeraept copy for speeasd
her Of Insertions S be eonrasd until ordered sI and payment
sxAcef accord lgy.
~ RsaurAs AsCksFsNESYYos avoid any dins
aaihe Of q Annual AGye2e proper 10 state HfEt
prye only extends 70 their Immediate business Real
Relate Le ard all other Advertisements seu BY them 70 be SO
additional G. Arge, and no vSriAtlon-
81 ReA Estate Snd General Agents Advertisements nos 70 o
aiered the year. be charged at The aaA rates. 'ueee
-nrh discounts shall be agreed upon.
~ Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally engaging one
squares with the privilege Of chsnge Shan not on mel
yearly average enc week. insert than the Ansait
agrsed upon standing under tie contract and AL exec
a ng sach amount 20 be charged AZ the usual rates
Advertisements inserted In tie SenWeeky Whig Al 1b cehs
per square les less for fret rseon and 80 cent?
ssssQsl-e @. &c n c1r;autsce " weekly, s cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

DISSOGUTIOH OF CoPAEs1 NUsRSHi P.-Under
~ the operation OF the OF the onederas Congress- pEsied
August 30 1857 commonly called the ssqpesraton Las the
ship heretofore existing between thomas 3mih u
Booiyn, New York and the undersigned unde. the sls Of
Smith, Rhodes Co.. dissolved, AID the Interest OF The
sid Thomas NJ. smisn, ceases ffcm Tbs date
The buess ~ bs continued by the underHed under the
frm Of Rhodes, Wilson 4 Hurt
persons INDEBTED firm will please make nne5Ise
settlement u. RHrDlS,
CE) ". wliS0S
RM HCRr.
Nchunnl crt Oci-lOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 12 1861
sCAmp ASHLAND, VA,

y, 1901.
We ue Underlined, members OF ibe He,r'co light Das
d hereby osr that after beog stationed In three
four seek became uuve from and charge OF water
with snec1on Of the bowels heldaehe palms, for Eeyeral
days being a. all mes 10 perform 6uy We comenced The
OF Bakers Pr MUM Ri Ritters vi leh iesed
complaints s1d pleasure here 20 not one OF
hss been the E list since We also concur In the bte
would be Of The valuable medicines that eoud be
furnished 10 the exposed soldiers the Confederate Army
Respectfully,
T. .sc3RUDER. Capt,
J.. GUNN Lieut.
J. D. VAUGHAN, 60,
JR BELCIER, DO.
S. more members concurring Ia the shove certificate.
To Cant L BAxEa Peopre:or, Rcad Va su2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
TEG WHsTE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Stocks, &c. for Sntc.-N!rgnia State sNes Tern.s
tate sSrs "orih Carolina state Sxe Conei rate etat'
Bonds aud Registered Stock.
Checks the souheIn and Wrt.rn Cites for sale AT hes
rates
wAsTED--Nev Orleans and Mobile funds Gold and Silver.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
Law CARDS.
4 d ksayDof 2. wALLns.
KERFOOT E WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND COuaSEILGRS AT Law,
pGLLaS -EXAa

L. B.-Prompt attention to Collection Ani Land Cla'ms
gEgxsKsOss-sNuuel NJ dsrAnt, Amherst O n Va; Jo'
Thompson Jr Amherst e, Va Garland Christian, Ly1c
burg Va Aosey Speed do; Judge \. M BuE'grd, Dalls
TeTas. Non Il Dasaell DO lhSO-dAely
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
David ;. u. CABEAL,
An 7 WY

DSLCTICEs u all OF the counties Of Nelson
DE will si;esd 10 any Law suslasss entrusted
hr in the 1daeen. ccunties.
g- Address rye River warehouse ?. o., Nelson co.,vA
-s.-lg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TK2M3:
Daily Paper, ts per snnnn; ssrlwssky, So wssfy, ss
In advance RenAnceI be made AZ hs rk OF ths
Fabshers vhss evidence taken The depori o!
istisrn The Post Once eonlaizins money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
n SPRING STYLES 60
- OR II rs AND GA PS. &

lHY assortment HATS GAPS the Spring trade Is
VI complete embracing all the styles and coors Of so
ia also Molsska sk and Cashmere Hats and great variety
81 style Of Caps LeghOrn and Straw Hats in great variety
Also Of grntenens furnishing goods Ur
brsss Walking Canes, &c. &c s OF which wlb sold
N as good any esbshmenin the city. Imo
John THOMPSON,
uha5. Nc. Ballard House.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
BY z. 5. kEY.

s)h say YOU see By the eawn'S early light,
What So proudly We hailed at the twilight's last
glearniug-
Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the
pcrlons fight,
O'er the ramparss we watched, calamity
streaming
And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in
air,
Gave proof through tile night that our fig was still
there
say does that spAnelsd Banner yet wave
O'ev the land Of the free, and the home of the
brave!
On that shore dimly seen through the mists of the
Where the foes haushty host in dread silence re-
What is that which the breeze, DER the towering
steep,
As it ftfuIiy blows. now conceals, now discloses
Now it catches the gleam of the mornings first
beam,
In full glory reflected now shines on the stream;
Tis the arSpangled Banner, o long may it wave
Ger the land OF the free, and the home OF the
brave!
And where is that band WHO SO vanntingly swoIe
That the havoc Of war ani the battles confusion
home and a country should leave no more
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps
pollution.
No refuge could save The hireliag aud slave
From the terror of flight or he gloom OF the
grave;
And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth wave
Ger the land Of the free, aud the home Of the
brave.
Oh thus be it ever, when fseemen SHAH stand
Between their loved homes and the wars desola-
tiOn,
Blest with victory and peace. inay the heaven
rescued land
Praise the power that hath made and preserved us
a nation.
Then conquer we must, when cause it is Just,
And THIS be our m otto-.'In God is our tuist''-~ :
And the St.u-spangled banner in triumph shall
wave
Der the land of the free, and the home Of the
brave.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
MASTERS SALE.
OF REAL ESTATE.

Samuel vondersnliih Ia the Court Of Common
Pleas, Bedford County,
Wiliul Lyon Pa, November Tern. 1860.
Whereas Al the aforesaid Term ot lhe said
Conrt Judgment was entered against the defendant
IN the above entitled cause the effect that said
defendant shonid pay certain sums OF IneI'ey in
manner and form specified IA liie verdict; said
Judgment being for the balance of the purchase
money foF certsin real estatel and,
Whereas al the April term of said court, !. .
D., 1861, the undersigned was appointed s2Ier in
Chancery to sell said real estate, unless the said
defendant .id should pay the portion Of said
which due and ptyahl: On abant The
I'D day ef May a. d 1861, with interest.
Now. therefore, default having been mIde IN
said payment aforesaid. /. by virtue Of said ap-
pointnlent, will sell Il the premises Saturday
the 18th day Of june next at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, all Ne right, fitle aud in
terest, of William Lyon, ike AZORES nd defend ant,
in aud to the following described property. wit .
To thirty thee 1889 acres lss, OF forming
land, mostly cleared and Under cultivation, said
land being iR Bedford Township and near the
Borough or Bedford, and bounded Ny lands of
Shuek S heirs, Of VIM. NJ Hall, ESQ, Of Samuel
Vondersmitb, and by other lands OF WIN. Lyon,
Esq, and nov in possession OF said Defendant
aforesaid, to t3e highest and best bd'cr for cash
JOHN h. McGIRR
Bedford, May 81, 1861. Master, &e.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
Notice Of lnaq:siiipn.

WHEREAS ElizA Cnlfin, late of SchelIsburg
w Borough decd died, siezed of the following
Real Estate VIZ ouc uact Of ltnl on Cbesnut
Ridge in Napier fow nsilp Bedford County, ad-
lining lands Of John !. Staaflsr. Charles w Col
vim and others eontai.us ten acres. leaving ssHe,
and the children oi issue, nine fall heirs, viz: Jane
SchciI, deceased. lragiug Issue Abraham C., Char
lotte a. James H., Margaret. Martin and Edward
Scleas the last two ot whom minors, who have
Tor te.r guardian, Robert VI. ,yior, Esq; James,
residing in Inj1na. Abrah Gn Charlotte, and Mar
tin, residing in Ohio, AMI thN others Ia BEDFORD
County, Charlotte, iuternauied wlih Martin Kelley,
Eliza, iuternani-i with Robert NJ Taylor, Esq !,
Wm. Cuyin, George II Coirin, Charles W. Col
vim, Renhia Colvia, Margaret intern trriea with
John NJ. Robson, and John E. C0lfia. I'll gesiGi. Z
in Bedford County.
Notice is therefore hereby gwen that il i'uisH
ance Of a writ OF PaItiticn, or Valuation Ia NE
directed viii proceed TO hold ltqaisition or
Valuation the premises, on THcStay Tie 9b
day Of July, next, wien aId wh al parties m
lerestcl call attend If they proper
JUN J. CESSNA,
June IA. 1861. Shr'riii
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
PUBLIC SaLE OF
V4LUABLE RE ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
aDY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court Of
- Bedford County. the undersigned, adBiaistra-
tor Of the Estate Of Sophia Diehl. late Of South
anptom Township, deed, viii sch ut public oul-
cry upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th JULY, 1861,
the following deserted r. al Estate, to wit
One dwelling house AID lot Of ground, situate in
the Township aforesaid, adjoining lands Of Will
liam Adams, Esq, and Aagh Wilson, IN said
Township, now occupied BY John K. Dichl.
Terms made known on dlv ot sale.
HEZEkIAH O'NEAL.
June 81, 1864. admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
BEDFORD INQUIRER.

aud insggnrafe anarchy sach as dsgraeed rhs.
history u tiie wofsi dsyS q tie French Rrs-
olntion. sly friends. yan hsve y suler.sp dn,s
70 peF,nrn. ti>a sll1 yprr to-ers 10 nai,t-
tain ,ie tAnstsiu:inn and tie Gasernneni
which our iath rs gavr as. The creator The
unaIImity the lss the loss af lite and proper "
and the sooner The establishment, el' pesee
an aware ths we have j, lae prejndiees 10
encounter, but that does not Auprise me-
u 10 but few short mouths since we passed
through stormy election, and it takes some
tiue 70 drive out the party contentious aud
substitute patriotism; and yet be who would
not sacrifice political differences does not de-
serve the support Of his country. How then
are we TO present united fIonig Tease to
discuss, cease to criEuinate and recriminafe.-
Indulge 10 no faunts az to who caused the lrou-
BILE, but unite maniully now, and when the
flag waves over every inch Of our country, ar
que the point Of authorship. When We
shall have government for our children to
live under, it will be tune enough to discuss
It's difficulties. but nolo let AlA be MaT6ed an
Kntrae patriot aoae distrusts our cause and sotgs
dtSseafioR. baVe said more than latended
Ii ~ sad task, but sgd as it il, bloody as il
wll be, | believe in the justice of our cause,
and earnestly hope 10 see every patriot rally
around tho 9lg of his couatrg in the hour nf
peril ] renew to you my grateful acknowl
edgments sor the imposing reception which
you have given me. acknowleige it on be-
half OF the Government, aud the flg of our
country. You have demonstrated that you
prefer 10 lay aside party feelings, aud to
unite to a man in the councils of tie nation,
10 the 6.ld and everywhere that men can
make themselves useful and patriotic. Illin-
ois occupies proud position before the nation
and let her sons unite in the determined re-
solve never TO permit this government to be
dissolved.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
PUBLIC SiLE
OH IiUiBLE REiL ESTiTE

gpY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court OF
A1 Bedford COnuty, there win be sold, al public
vendue, on the premises, at the late residence Of
John Black, decd, on the 25th tay Of June. next
tract Of frsrate patented land, situate in
Napier Township, Bedford County, containing ls9
acres and l3S perches nett, with 4 good dwelling
house, large siza, and tenant hoIse, good bank
barn nearly new, well finished and painted aud
other out buildings thereon erected about I20 acres
cleared land, and all in coed state Of cultivation
with two apple orchards thereon, adj Joining lands
of James Taylor, Andrew CriSman and Others
The above property is situated on the rilIwest
side of chestnut ridge, a mils from Sehellshurg.
well improved and good quality of line stone
land
Terms of sale l-S to remain in tile premises
during the life time of the widow interest to be
paid her annually-l-3 OF the balance in band AID
remainder in equal ANIMAL payments.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, said day
when dne attendance viii be given by
j. +. BLACK.
May "A, 1861 Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
GAsslus n. CLAY lN ENGLAND

In au asie aEd plaln-spoken letter, addressed
70 The editor - tie London Tfmfs, the Hon.
6, u. VLAY i,ss laid before the people Of Great
Br.t ~ hrlef ef the case which lie holds az a
rfptesepstee ne efthe u. s. Government, 10 show
cause Nhs tie resels Of the Southern States
should net tecsise aid aud comfort, ia any shape.
from the Gossrpmen,s of Europe-aud more
especially not fron the Government aud peo-
pie Of Great Britain.
TIE first division of his letter sets forth--in
answer TO the question, "Fhat are zoe fighting
forz"-the treason aud rebellion, tie perfidy
and u.rag tie anarchy bar bar,sn. which un-
derile the eophuisin # Secession, aad W hich
oI rocogni ION Of lis prineipEs must involve
These opening ragrophs Of r. Claws letter
will have great effect, a. they sncciHctly state
the whole case in such way as 10 touch many
chord IA ih popular heart which is devoted
y liberty, and also to excite the ie. .rs II ths t
class who wvulc have much reason h tremhle
at The progress Of such disorgauiziug ocir.nes
as Secession teachers
The subsequent parts Of the letter dispose
Of two other questebs which have heen made
aiHust as prominent as tie hsst one, by ihe
vide discussion winch they ka.e Fecdnilv re-
celsed III the newspapers They are, Of course
the same We were So we'll ae.nstomai TO. not
lon ago, iu eefrlin quarters al home, uameiy
Can yaa s9bdae fae regoite,I Siaies;' and
surprising that, s'Cta you gogern suijagateI
peopie and reconstruct lie DAl5a!"
Wh' Mr.. Clay answers. We do not tur.
Pose 10 sa5jagaie the esosted States-we r,
pose simply to put down tue retel CIT zeus, .
be pats tho whole matter in nutshell, and
delivers English readers from the sophis,ry
aud msrepFes, ntation which tie hired agents
Of tie conspiEators lad been inlas,Ii uly
disseminating.
He then asks the British patlic some per-
uaent questions. aud helps them li;,le toward
answering the s4me:
I.--Waere stoata Bri:isA Aoaor place he. "a.
fsis coalssR
- Hhut as fbe inferest of England notc1
Can Eagtiad afford 10 otfrad tie greet
,afion scilca toiA be "lhe BaHei States ,of
.7mcrita. evea Should l0e los payt Of III South.
/ he ahims, Ia couclusion, That England rs
ia nefurdf ally of ihe United States and asks
"Mili sic, theu. ignofe our aspirations = IL
secure dur rational unity, tae pernansnoe OF
oar constitutional rights, and the peaceful
legitimate developemrut OF cur free nstliu-
tionsi ''lf she is just, she ought nut II she
Is honorable ani maguAnImous, she eanuol
! II she Is l0iSe, she lcii hot''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
Commissioner.

Ma. EDIroR You are authorized to announce
the name Of Mr.. Henry p. Dehl, of Colerain
Township, as a candidate for the office of Couaty
Commissioners subject to the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention. MANY.
Mr. EDITOR You are authorized TO announce
the name of Joseph S. Riddle, Esq, Of Union
Township, as a candidate for the cliice OF County
Commissioner, subject TO the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention. MANY.
Lieut. VIM. Keeffe of Bedford Township, viii be
a candidate for the nomination OF Commissioner,
subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention. MAN 4
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21

Ma YANcEY, TIE CONFEDERATE Con-
MISSIONER, IN LoNDos.-The progress of
MIR. Yaueay in London is locked for with con-
Germ by the Confederate States. He evident
ly has an uphill task betote him. La private
letter to bis friends 10 Montgomery, he writes
that there is a strong contest going on be-
tween tho Exeter Hall Anti-Slavery and Min
istry. The Ministry party, however, are fa-
yorable to the Southern Confederacy, bu., be-
ing in small majority, have to proceed eau
tiously to obtain the concurrence of the peo-
pie of England who evidently are with tha people
of the loyal Stltes, md this will have control
ling influence with the British Ministry. The
people there rememb Der that when the Sepoys
of Indla revolted from the British Govern
ment, the sympathy of the American people
was With the British Government.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
BY STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.

Bury me in the morning. mother.
d, let me have the light
Of one brignt day on my grave, mother,
Ere you leave me alone with the night;
Alone in the night CT the gave, mother,
'Tis q thought OF terrible fear
And yoR viii be then alone, mother,
And stars viii he shining here,
So barry rae in the morning, mother,
And let me have tie hight
OF one bright day on ray grave mother,
Ere I'm alone with the night.
You tell Of the Saviour's love, mother,
feel 1t Is Ia my heart
But oh from the beautiful world mother
Fis hard for the yonBg to part
Forever TO part when here, mother,
The soul is fain to stay
For the grave is deep and dark, mother,
And heaven seems far away.
Then bury me in the morning mother,
And let me nave the light
0i one bright day on my grave, mother
Ere an alone with the night.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-21
kEW GROCERY.
Corner OF Wea Pitt and Jaliana SL

THE subScriheris is ming at this web known
stand, Il well selected stock ot Coniectionafes,
Tobacco. Segars AND Groceries, consisting in part
Of coffee, brown, crushed and pnYerized sugars,
refiued and golden syraps. baking m0iassrs, young
hySOn. imperial ana black tea, chocolate, corn
starch and ivaring extracts, chtaSe broouls,
painted Buckets dastn g, wall, scrub, horse, shoe,
tooth aud hair bsgsteSs Co1sfs scffoaGEiss. such as
plain aud isuey candies, iuiied candies and favor
ed jellies; water, butter aud sweet crackers
Foresga Fraits, oranges, lemons. figs, raisons,
prunes, dates, eurrantS, citronS, flheTts lnuts,
nuts, almonds, pea cuts; I0becco, congress
plug, sweet plantation. natural leai rough and
ready, LynchbuTg. smoking, a superior aIticle,
ent aud dry, nc, &e., Cigars, opera, sixes. halt
Spanish, and yariety of other brauslS The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give him call.
Pieknies and Mag parties supplied at very reason
able prices.
All kinds Of country produce taken at the high
est market price.
April 26, 1861.