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I,EsOsPECTUs
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1865.
FOR 1866.

With the number q January. 1seo tho .ArLArlc
MONTHLY enters upon - . - A-
SEVENTH voLrWE
It bas reached an age and circulation never before
STAINED by American magazine Of its class and its
popularity steadily increases with each succeeding yer
The Publishers have provided for the readers OF the
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magazine the eaing exponent of American lltera
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ing features If esp"ci i interest:
PASSAGES FROM HAWTHoRNE'S DIARY
Being extract. from the lafe NAsHASIEL Ha1THoRNt
beginning alta period Immediately subsequent to his
laaviaT oniie"e
GRIFFITH GAUNT; on, JEALOUSY. new
Noyel.by CaAgLFs REAng This nav st'ry begins in
the December number and bids fur TO be one OF Mr.
Rende's nio-t interesting novels.
THE CHIMNEY CORNER. Ry HARRIET BnsEcn-
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pers upon domestic and social topics.
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will rontain;
STORIES BY BAYARD TAYLOR the srs of
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VIII NJ ear IN January.
STORIES BY Mrs. L. MARIE CHILD the first
# which enti d. Poor Chi1e will be printed in the
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BESIDES the foregang articles, especially enumerated
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~ $40 TO $50 Per Day Nv anted active ie
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secure for himself the exclusive n i1ht to sell sMl-
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ind address.
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

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stray Horse.

WAS taken up by the subscriber living In Concord
w Township, Butler 60. Pa, u near the firm Of
JAS Kinkad. tarview TIP. about the 9th of Nov.
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according to law. WILLIAM McCLUaG.
Nov ~ 1895
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1866
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THE BEST ssoRIEs.
THE BEST POEMS,

from iis unryaied CORPS of contributors comprising
many ~ the grst American Writers.
The January number will contain contributions from
Henry " Longfullow. the late Nathaniel Hawthorne,
Charles Reaae, Harriet r. Stowe, J. 4. Trowbrlges
Win G.. Iryant, Bayerd Tal i0r, Danall q. Mitchell
Gail Hamilton. The author Of "Ife in the Iron MILL
And otler popular writer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23

the well in process of being borcdby. the F'Stump
Islands Oil Company" of this place. The Cp-
orators at this we'll have been very unlucky in
breaking their boring implements. A reamer
is now fast in the well and cannot be removed
except by roaming from the top or drilling it
out. The surface indications here are good
and there are strong hopes that the company
will get a good well. From Emlenton we were
compelled to travel as far as Kttanning, in n
small, leaky skif Our travelling companion
was kept constantly employed in bailing out the
water, whilst young man, who managed the
skiff for us, and ourself did the rowing. Eleven
f'mortal hours were spent in coming the dis
tance between Emlenton and Kittanning, with
the sun beaming upon US in unusual intensity,
and the wind, hot and saltry, squarely against Us
all the while With our hands blistered, our
feet soaked and our face tanned beautiful
brown, we stepped ashore at kittanning and
soon were on our homeward way rejoicing.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23
The County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention which
met in the Court House, on Monday last, was a
body such as any party might well be proud OF.
Every district in the CO unity was represented,
forty-four delegates being in attendance In
forming the ticket the convention ignored all
personal considerations and did what, in their
Judgment, seemed best calculated to promote
the success OF the party and the furtherance OF
Democratic principles. The gentlemen chosen
as candidates on the ticket. are indIsputably
good and true men We have not roC.a to
speak of them separately in this Issue, but will
do so at an early cay. Suficcit for the present,
TO say, what no man will deny, thai taey are
well known to be among the worthie5t citizens
of the county, several of them having served
their country as soldiers We commend the
ticket to the consideration of the people and
ask for it that liberal support which its charac-
ter deserves. Let the conservative masses, all
who are opposed to striking TIE word WHITE
cut of our Constitution. as proposed by the
Pittsburg Gazette, rally around this ticket and
give it at least ,08o majority. The war is over,
Former political questions are settled. ''0id
things have passed away behold, all things are
become new" Let the past be forgotten. Let
every man, calling himself by the na;ae Of
Demec,ut(for principles sake) fallinto the ranks
of the great conservative Democracy. Come,
let us reason togekhsrs"s y ere the ''night eometh
when no nsn can eafnnEs,'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23

Comment IS unnecessary. Let every man
Judge for himself, as between the JHl0R cele-
brot1on and the political meeting. A for onrself
we have determined to disregard the conduct of
the few disconnected spirits who are striving to
keep the people divided, and hope that Demo-
Gratis will set their political opponents such an
example of forbearance as will put 80 lasting
shame the intolerance and bdgotry exhibited by
some OF the would-be honorable and patriotic
people of this borough. We hope that the peo-
pie from every part Ct the county will attend.
Returned soldiers are respectfully requested to
participate in the celebration and to come dres-
sed IN sniforn. Come everybody, and show
Jour devotioa to the principles Of the fathers.
nySaAAf,-The Chief Burgess CT this Borough
has had two sons killed in the army, one of the
Councimen had son who long time Fed
eral prisoner in the South, another had son who
lost his life through exposure in the discharge of
his official duties at the funeral services of Presi-
dent Lincoln another the only man ia this
place who volunteered for the defence OF Harris
burg at the time OF Lees nyasioni bot all these
sacrifices don't make them "loyap' enough TO min
gle in Fourth Of July eelsbrstsen with some men
in Las towa. Shams' Shame
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23

es-The Philadelphia Age appears in new
dress and looks as bright as new dollar in
Democratic times. The .7ge is the most rosa-
bic daily published in Philadelphia, and We
hope Democrats will cease contributing to the
circulation of the sensation falschoodS of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, when they can get first
class papers of their own. The .4ge is for sale
as Hutton's.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23

TIE LADY's FRIEND.-The July number of
this Magazine opens with an engraving appro-
riate to the season, called "ON THE CLIFF. ."
1t IS Z beautiful picture of two lovers enjoying
the repose and freshness of the seashore-and
makes one long for the dash of the breakers
against the rocks, and the smell of the salt
wares. The Double Fashion Pate for this
month IS quite brilliant. The other engravinss
are the bridge of Sighs," and the usual num-
Der devoted to new styles OF dress, sc. Among
the literature Of this number we may specify
''Ihc Silent Num-" by Stephen May; "One is
Missing" by Eleanor C. Donnellyj ''Stephon
ConrtIani's Pot," by Annie Russell; "Sweet
Agnes, by Annie +. Kent; Peggy Martins
Story" by Emmie NJ. johnson; "The Folly"
by Aunt Alice; 'John Smiths Bgoiher," by
Frances Lee; Editorials, &c.
Price $3.50 year.; copies $500. To those
desirous of making up clahs, specimen numbers
will be sent for is Cts. Wfeeler & Wlsoa'
celebrated Seeing 1Nachues are furnished as pre-
nssums Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia
Now is the time to send on subscriptions for
1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23

eyes have never rejoiced in sight of the land
ofpetroleum, we wll jot down a few Eeoollec-
tions impressein npon our mind b. resent visit
to tha4 sleaginous country.
How WE GOT THERE.
There are several ways of getting TO the coil
regions besides walking. The traveller can go
by way of Pittsburg on the Fittsburg, TT. Wayne
and Chicago Railway, Pittsburg and Erie +. r.
and Atlantic and Great Western Railway. This
route is preferable on account Of its "close con-
nections," the Atlantic and Great Western end
especially, because Of the hecommodiousness of the
cars Another route is Uq Harrisburg and the
Philadelphia and Erie r. r. On this route
you 20 to Cory and thence to Shaffer, the
present terminus Of the Oil Greek r.. r. Be
Eeying in the German adage, "Mittelmaas die
beste straas," we digerged from the PennsylYa-
MIA Railroad at Tyrone, taking the Bald Eagle
Valley road which intersects the Philadelphia
and Erie r. r. at Lock Haven. This IS akind
ofcomrFomise between the tworoutas above men
toned, bat we found that twelve hours inter
yene between the time of the arrival Of the B.
E. V. train at Lock Haven and the departure
Of the cars from that place, on the P. & E. r.
r, for Cory. This involved the spending of
a night in Lock Haven, fer which delay we
were amply repaid by the kind hospitality Of
Mr.. Diefenbach, Of the Clinton Democrat and
the obliging attentions Of our old friend and
former fellow townsmar, Mr. J. J. SAMSON,
who, is now a resident Of that beautiful and -four
ishing village The country between Lock Haven
and Warren Is generally mountainous and very
heavily timbeEed. The scenery along this part
Of the p. & E. r. X. is grandly romantic and
must be seen TO be appreciated.
WHAT WE SAW THERE.
Cory ia oae Of the newest Of towns, righ. in
forest wilderness, and looks for all the world
as though it had been imported to order, from
the far West Brick and mortar are At an aw-
fui discount, for lumber is king in Cory. Leay-
ing Cory, you take the cars on the Oil Greek
r. r. and going due South, you pass through a
comparatively uncultivated region, until you
reach SEafer on Oh Creek. Desiring to 60 tc
Fiumer, Ettle town on Cherry Run, we found
necessary 70 travel afoo, tie distance 20 be ira.
sefsed being about seven miles. A high ridge
icterSenes here between Oil Greek and Cherry
Run and ne could not help thinking of the fieh;
q. Lookout Mountain as we slowly cIambered
up the steep ACTIVITY. Once on the summit oi
'hAs ridge you traverse plateau several miles in
width, whence you slowy descend to the waterr
OF Cherry Bun. This stream Is aptly named
ss lss banks are covered with wild cherry tzes4
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23
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Early Patriots Of America, Our Finances; The
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23
Grand Union Celebration
OF
The Eighty-Ninth Anniversary
OF
American Independence.

In accordance with resolutions adopted by the
Burgess and Council of the Borough of Bedford, the
citizens of Bedford county, tgithoHt distinction Of
party, are respectfully invited to attend celeb-a-
Ison Of the Eighty-Ninth Anniversary OF American
Indepcndence, to be held "Mann's Hill, - imme-
diately Moth of Bedford, July 4th, prox. Come
o2s and all and give one day to the commemo ration
Of that glorious epoch in the history Of the world,
which set On the hill-tops of America, the beacon
light OF civil and religious liberty Come, Soldiers,
who perjled your lives under the banner 5equsathed
20 you by the patriots of the Revolution Come,
Citizens who would transmit to your children, the
sacred love # liberty which you inherited from
your forefaihers Come, Ladies, and lay the tribute
G. your smiles upon the altar Of Liberty wreathed
with chaplets of gloey " the maidens Of '76
A TREE DINNER
will be given OF the occasion. The reading Of the
Declaration of Independence, pat.iatic addresses
singing of National Songs, &C., vii! be anVng The
exercises of the day.
A GRAND PROCESSION
Will ta formed at tne Court House. in which al are
invitsd 70 ioiR. Should the weather be inclement
eA=.,isss III b- L.Id the Court Room. Mer
OF all parties invited to attend, and will b,
made heartily welcome. Let our watcaword be
"LiheEty and Union, Now and Forever, One ant
lnseparahlei'' BY THE COMMITTEE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-23

every man, calling himself by the naa1e Of
DeasocyaNf for principles sake) falIinto the ranks
of the great conservative Democracy. Come,
let us reason togesherss@ ere the ''night eonaeth
when no msa can aseStA'
Democratic County Convention.
Pursuant to the rules Of the Democratic
Party Of Bedford county, a convention Of Del
egates elected for the purpose Of nominating q
County Ticket to be supported at the next cleo
tion, was held at the Court House. IN Bedford,
on Monday, 10th inst. The Convention was
organized by the appointment of VALENTINE
/ STECKMAN, Of Bedford Borough, as Presi-
dent, and g. ". GIMP, of Napier, and ",
Fraa, CT Bedford Borough, as Secretaries. Tie
following named delegates presented their Gre
dentials
Be4ford Borougt.-V Stockman, W. Fyan.
Bgdford fp.-M Holderbaum, }. I. Gcphart,
Bloody Run.-Fred. Steckman, Jere. Ihomq-
son.
Broad Top.--M. A. Hunter, Patrick Drhew
Coierain.-H. p. Diehl, B. Z. Morgovt
! Cumberland Ya!isy.-Wm. Mason, Rcbt, Der
rimore.
HopeweA,-Goorge Steel, Henry s Flnke
Harri5oa.-Geo II. Bailey, John ]. Powell.
! .Juaiata-Geo Gardil, James =. Barns
/ Li5eyfg.-Geo. Rnedes, John G. Ecary.
Lcad0adeTry.- MattingEy, {. DeVore.
! .Moar0e-Lcwis IIowsagc, II. Means.
/ .Na3ieT-Abraham Ego.G. G. w. Gump.
/ pyov Ed. 4. T. Plack, NJ Ritchay.
/ Irou. PA :. Mo-gart, Peter Koous.
Scl.IisBurg bor.-Wm Sniga}y, A. L. Schell.
Snake Spring.-John O. Hardly. Joaa Moons.
a,oass--++,'s..2,-Hugn H,l'-on. =: Pardsw.
ST, Cia''.-john Hershoerg9F, Simon HcGsil'
man.
] Ua'oh h'-oanHe! Dnoos' : ama9 ~. o!Se..
| WOodberry .A-Daniel Ballay, Haary Elnc2,
! S'-1. . hFninc"uo"' jean ~''0.e'
On mo''oH the 'oh'oatl9n ffoGgeo=d 70 '@e u,
Jss'on a. 80 ,,os o,Io,;oa - ;I
! lrau, Tie name Of e. e. Kerr. ESD. as q can
didate for the nomination Of District AttorneY,
with the recommendation By Mr.. Kerr, tb.t the
delegates instructed Tor HIM support MI F&i-
le'' i''o'ii'0 Was 'l'' '''' '''' 'l'' l''''"
'"9 p.''.". l''u'' ,..--.- ,o77~n,7,rrn reo
,.1fnrd i;S,1'I3 Rorongb ,'y,'''' ~''-'
Associate Judge, CAPT. W. G. EICE-
OLTZ, S. Woodberry.
Treasurer, GEO MAhDohfF' Bedford
hoFo"Sn' c no>-,rroP c.,
! Coun'y "ul'eyo-' - ''0''l'-
am P'oii r, . 1zr,>-cY>rc,r,., IT,.
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go Go'l''" '7'''''''' 49,
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= IJsI,1 0or l1' '''''' ''''7'
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ruY ~ G. C,Io;r
'1AL A,,1;.ou TAisr7c s1ATrTNcry ro,.don
IN, ''1'''' ,'--'.'',
rono,r I0zyv ETTTER I prov;ao,oo
Oh 'uo.-o" '''o "e17 in'''' u'''''-
Imou8. The following named persons "eTe
then appointed a County Committee for the en-
suing year: E. +. Kerr. Chairman: T. T. Gep-
hart, Robert Steckman, Iohn C. Fl. ard, B. +.
Morcar4. Thomas Fisher. Georre Steel. w
r,oir r,,b < pr,,,,,.,,,,h rob, ( coho,,
Jonn IL oauer
! MesSrS' 'ohn OIL, a. D. aoTgaft ana H. "A
I. Black were appointed Representative Cen.
ferees w Fyan, ESD, then read the follow.
inc nIatfoyn, of rasolut;ons which was n,op;.
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