The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

10 thelI views and ;uTtheTIng he dsseminatioa
of the principles which they maintain. A cordial
invitation is extended to all soldiers and citizens
who are IN favor of sustaining, or who are willing
to listen to the presentation of conservative doc
tlipe. Rally, Freemen, Rally!
Eff KERR,
Chm. Dem. Co. Com.
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THANKs-We are under Obligations to our
friends Daniel Rickel Of Altoona, Mered. j.
Miller, of Londonderry, John A Cessna, of
Buena Vista, and Homer Neice, of Mt. Dal-
las, for campaign subscribers
Harvest HoME-A celebration of the ''Har-
vest Home" came off at St Clairsville, on Sat
urday last. We have not been advised as to
the order and character of the exercises, but
are informed that some eight hundred persons
were present.
TaE "BEDFoRD MUrUAL".-The superin-
tendent of the ''I5edford County Mutual Oil
Company" has returned to the scene of the
Company's operations, on Cherry Run, au-
tborized by the Board of Directors TO sink the
we'll to the depth of 500 teet. It is cow GOO
feet deep and just through the second sand rock,
in which fine show of oil was found. But
the company have determined to go through the
third sand rock, in which it is confidently ex-
Peeted large well will be struck.
PANIC.-Quite number OF persons lett the
Springs, some days ago, on account Of sup
position that cholera had broken -out at that
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fact being that somo ci,ildgen had died of dys-
eutery brought en- by too free Indulgence in
green and unsound fruit. There Is still large
family at the Springs,
Cor. Thomas A. Scorr-The greatest Of
our railroad men, Cor. T. A. ScoTT, who as
First Vice President oc the Pennsylvania Rail
road, has become so widely known as a man of
most splendid executive talent, is at present
staying at the Springs. Col. Scott is deeply
Interested in the building of the Connellsville
and Southern Pennsylvania Railroad, and is,
therefore, justly regarded as n friend to The in
terests Of Bedford county.
TpE PLrM CRoR-There is no lack of pIums
in this country, this season, but the products of
most trees are diseased The curculio has in
jured-some and nearly all show symptoms Of
unsoundness We believe that the eating of
this frGit is the cause Of dygentery now pre-
vailing throughout the country. The damson,
however, seems to be sound We caution all
20 beware how they use plums this year
A "FAsr' PULLEr.-We were shown, a few
days ago, by Mr.. Geo. Reimund, Of this place,
four eggs, the product of an ambitious young
hen just four months old. The eggs are about
the size of those Of pheasant. Rather fast
pulle;, that. Whose hen can beat her
ADVANCE PAr.-The paper on which we
print, still costs us double what we used to pay
before the war, and cash into the bargain. As
we contemplate, in the course of few months,
making expensive improvements on our office,
we hope as many of our friends as can make II
convenient will pay in advance. Iaoo dollars
in adrance, means ttso dollars ut the beginning Of
the year. which, with nearly all of our snbscri-
bers, was the first of August last BY Septem-
Der court, all will have an opportunity to pay in
advance, by sending their money with their
neighbors, if they have no business which may
bring them here in person. We don't intend
this as dun, but as an explanation of our terms
so that no one can misunderstood them.
SoLDIRRa' WELcoME.-A public dinner was
given, at WatersIde, on the 4th inst, TO the
returned soldiers of that vicinity. 1t is repre-
sented to US as having been quite success
The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Cramer. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
W. B. Noble, J. II. Longnecker and Rev. Cra-
n1er The proceedings were enlivened by the
singing of patriotic songs martial music, toasts,
&c. A correspondent is very severe upon some
Of The stay-at. home Abolition!sta in that neigh
borhood, who always howled war, but never
would fight Our friend should remember that
the fault ia in their nature. They can't help
It that they are bypocrites. Don't be SO I'M
charitable, dear sir; and don't you know that
Aboliti0nisn IS a mantle which covers ri sins
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A CONFEDERATE CAPTAIN IN ToWN we
are Informed that gentleman lately an officer
10 the Confederate service, has been recently
staying with some Republican" relatives of his
in this place This he bad a right to do, and
we don't complain one whit of his doing so
We only wonder how he managed to keep biz
neck cut Of that rope which his relations al
ways baye bad in readiness for other ''rebels.'
II TowH-CoI j. c. Everhart, of Martins
burg, Pa, has been staying at the Menge
House for some days. The Colonel is one o
nsturs's noblemeu. Loug may he flourish.