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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

On the 9th inst, as Richard Smith,
Of Juniata township, Perry county,
was arranging the sights of his gun,
the gun, laying across the table, his
little boy by some means raised the
hammer, and letting il slip discharged
the piece, part of the contents entering
the head Of a little daughter at the
other end of the table, causing her
death next day.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

4 number of cur exchanges are in
favor of a premium on crow scalps.
We object. The premium on black is
too confoundedIy high already. The
people can't stand more of it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

SENAToRIAL.-The Radical conven-
ton, on Monday, selected G. 5. Mullin
as Bedford county's choice for State
Senator. Daniel Washabaugh, the ''old
war horse'' Of radicalism, was slain in
the house Of his friends. Daniel went
into the lions den with all confidence
Of sub bduirg the beasts, but the lions
proved too many for him. "Alas, poor
Yorick -
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G. R. osTER & co.

wish to notify the public that they are now re-
eciving and opening the most extensive and varied
assortment Of new and cheap
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

'sThe thunder last week woke up the
snakes in this neighberh0od," {" &c.-hi-
quiTeF.
The Democratic thunder Of last Fri
day, ''in this neighborho0d, was so
severe that the blacksnakes were COM
PEELED to hunt their filthy holes. 1t is
not always profitable amusement to
''stir up the animals" with sticF.
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The railroad should not be forgotten.
Subscriptions viii be received at any
time. Everybody is interested and ey-
erybody should work for its success.
Agitate, Aqitate, AGITATE!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

TNEARFUL b r EAKD WN!
il Economy being greatly nesded at the pres-
ent time it Is the duty of ali to buy where they
can buy the cheapest, heace
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

The Fulton Republican is seriously
afflicted with .'hog on the brain"
We have long thought that the dis
ease would assume a virulent form.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

Cadwalader Evans, Esq, highly
respectable citizen of Cumberland Val
ley tp., died last week. Mr.. Evans
was elected County Commissioner
some years ago, and performed the
duties of the office with fidelity. He
bore the reputation Of being an honest,
upright man.
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RADICAL NoMINATIoSs.- Mon
day last the Radicals held their nomi-
mating convention in the court house,
and placed the following ticket in the
field Senator, q. 5. Mallin Legisla-
ture, J. H. LOngeneckeri Proshono-
tary, J. W Lingenfelter Sheriff, Will
liam Dibert; Treasurer, William Phil
lips Commissioner, James Fink: Poor
Director, Emanuel j Diehl; Auditor.
John p. Williams Coroner, DIR. A. S.
Smith. Chairman County Committee,
ID. F. Mann Secretary, 5. J. Jordan.
Here is an excellent set of pins to be
knocked down by the Democracy next
fall. Our enemies have furnished US
the clubs with which we will knock
them "clear out Of sight, in October.
Look out for thunder, boys.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

All the best made and latest styles
boots and shoes areto be had at Irvine's,
No. ? Anderson's Row. Also queens
ware, glassware and groceries, notions,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

fRUE.-An exchange gets up the fol-
lowing "The boy who turks and loun-
ges about with gang annoying fami-
lies, or who indnlges the wicked habit
OF insulting persons who pass by his
lounging place, or In assauIting people
who give no offence, or who thinks il
the proper sort Of a thing to take a
drink when he il out for "spreea at
night or on Sunday, is in constant dan
ger of just the kind Of rows and broils
that end in bioodshed and murder. At
ore eae Of his career il this habituaI
Iounging, IoahBg. disorder, dissipation
or rufianism, aud at the other, if he
keeps on in the sarae path, il the pri-
sOI or the gallows.n
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Has the WashbUrne, or the Grant
family. no relatives in Bedford county?
Look up the papers and apply for of
fee at once. 1t works like a charm.
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It's a lie that the Democracy at their
nominating meeting, in this borough,
stuffed the ballot-box and voted again
and again" Nobody but a cowardly,
contemplate bIaeksnake would make
the assertion.
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The vote for Senator, at the Radical
primary election, was as follows -
MulIin, So; Washabaugh, 433; Nycum,
80
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On Sunday, according TO the alma
nae makers, the sun crossed the line"
Old Sol must have had rough time of
it. for, on Monday and Tuesday, We had
the equinoctial storm, which brought
US a large quantity of snow. The
merry-making sleigh bells are again
heard, and all without has the appear
ance OF stern winter.
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The Hollidaysburg Standard thinks
that railroad to this place would set
our citizens crazy. If we ever get a
railroad, Bedford won't, like Holidays
burg, long remain lone horse town."
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CREDIT.-'A wise provision by
which constables and sheriffs get a liv-
ing"
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GIVE Us NoTICE.-Those Of our sub
scribers who intend changing their res
idence on the coming first Of April,
viii obIige Us by sending Us timely
notice where they want their papers
directed to. A little care in this re-
spect viii prevent mistakes and save
trouble.
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Schellsburg presents clean Demo-
craticsheeta as to otheresult Of theeleeticn
on Friday last. Good, say We.
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Advertising is said to be ''the extern
sion of your shop front in the news
papers"
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We will publish complete list of
borough and township officers next
week.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26

MAGNOLIA WATEg.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
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Chambersburg had first class sensa-
tion last week. See news column.
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FoR SALE-a desirable building lot
on Richard Street, in the Watson ex-
tension. Inquire al this Office. If.
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Aotiffs, sc.


A CARD.-The undersigned take
"A pleasure In stating that the Parmers' Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company Of York Pa, and
the Girari Fire Insurance Company Of Philada.,
represented by Jne. P. Reed, Agent, at Bedford.
have promptly and Iiberaly adjusted and settled
their late loss By Fire, and they recommend said
Gem panies 10 the favor Of the pablis.
msrl9w2 HARTLEY Z METZGER. s
A LLEGHANY MALE AND .FE-
n MALE SEMINARY, RAIxsBURG PA.-The
Spring Quarter of this Institution will begin
April Boarding, with room furnished, S. per
week, Tuition in Common English s. 90 per quar-
ter. Fer further information address,
j w. HUGHES
maria~4 Rainssurg, Bedford Co, Pa
4 RCHITECFURE.--GeneraI and
~ detailed plans and drawings, for Charohes
and other Public Raildings, Private Residences,
&c, furnished at short notice and at reasonable
P,lss2i jssasa : bsdfaed, p.
u ISSOLUTION OF PAKlNk Err
SHIP Notice Is hereby given, that the
partnership heretofore existing between the I'M
dersigned mt Mann's Choice under the name and
style of Nyeyun Muffin, was dissolved, by mu-
tual consaI,s. on the 18th day Of February, 1899
JOHN NYCUM,
s. CALVIN MULl4IN-
All persons Aaviug eisims against said firm win
present. them to the subscribers for payment, and
those indebted will call and settle their accounts
before the goth Of April, after which time, the
Books viii DO placed in the hsnls Of Justice Of
the Peace for collection.
maria 8I* AfCVh bho
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MELoDEoN a octaye) for sale. In.
quire at this office Price 5000,
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Home and Around.

HUNTINGDON AND BROAD Tor r. r..
-wrSrkR ARaASeExESr.-TIxz TAbLg--on and
sfter Sept. I6th, passenger trains wli arrive and
depart as foIloss;
Mai Train leaves NJ Dallas at l-la P m, ar
rivss as Huntingdon ss 1 q ?. m; leaves Hunt
iuz3on at 05 ). N, ana arrives at Mt. Dallas at
u rs a. N
Accommodation Train leaves Saxton T.50 a. m
snd strives 81 Huntington, at ? p a.m-; leAves
Huntingdon st IS p M ami arrives az saxson
sc 8 p D. G.
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JUDGMENT NoTEs, the best you can
get any where, for sale at the GAZETTE
Office.
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sl21 AND ALL EXPENSES Pap -
See Advertisement 0f AaERgckS 3aGFrLg SEwIse
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REMOVAL.-After the FIRST OF A
PRII. the BEDFORD GAZETTE office viii
be removed TO the Gazette Building"
erected BY @. FL. Spang, Esq, on the
corner of Juliana street and Public
Square. Office up stairs.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

4 DAI1N1S IkAtOh'S SA1k OF
"A REAL ESTATE.--The undersigned, Admin
istrstor Of the Estate Of Archibald Perdew, dec a.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court of Bed
ford county, will sell at pnblic sale on Aaaday
the 2q5h dag Of March, 4. D., 1859, On the prem
ses the following described real estate, situate in
Beans Cove, Southampton township, Bedford
county, described in proceedings for partition up
on said estate, as follows:
No. l.-Parpalt T containing 250 acres, lI3
perehes Of land, adjoining lands Of Nelson Ruby
and Johp Castsel, p4rparts d and g, Daniel Tewetl
aad others, having thereon crested a dwelling
house and two barns about $50 acres under cult
Eation, being composed Of two tracts of land
No. 2.-Purpaxt e - containing " acres, lQi
psrches. unimpreTed, adjoining purpaFt e. and
lands Of Nelson Ruby and John Casteel, John
Robson and others.
No. 3.-Purpart .E, eontasning Is acres, un-
improved, adjoining lands Of Nelson Ruby Wn.
AictSuinn and others
Terms will 6a made known on day Of sale, which
will be opened st II O'Clock, M.
ELIJAH PERDET,
mar5w4 Administrator.
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OUR young friend, J. Harry Hutten,
has again returned to Philadelphia,
and is at his old place, with A. A.
Shumway & Co., wholesale manufac-
turers and dealers ia boots and shoes,
22I Market ST. We can heartily re-
commend this house to our Bedford
county friends who deal in boots and
shoes. We have had the pleasure Of
meeting the members Of this firm and
know them to be genial set Of gentle
men, who know the wants Of their
patrons, and have on hand a splendid
stock of all styles Of boots and shoes
Harry says he still has time and will
be pleased 70 receive orders and meet
his friends when they go to the city.
Being a practical shoemaker, he fully
understands his business, and will I'LL
orders to the entire satisfaction Of all
who may favor him with call. Give
the boy a trial. He can show you
goods to please you.
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HINTS TO NEWSPAPER CoRREPoN-
DENTs.-The following suggestions, OF
the Philadelphia Chronicle, all writers
for The press will do well to adopt and
follow:
Correspondents will please write
carefully and legibly, on but one side
of the paper.
We require the name and address OF
each contributor, not necessarily for
publication, but as guarantee OF the
good faith of the writer.
To secure insertion, We give for their
guidance, in addition to these require
ments, the following rules:-
Rule I. CondeDse.
Rule II. CoHdease.
r ule III. CoN-DENsE!
The inspiring use of this Patent Con-
denser will probably be the means of
getting much valuable matter into
print, besides econoInizing the time
and patien ce of the editor.
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satfs.

HRIST MILL AND FARM FOR
NJ SALE.-The mill has two pair of French
Bu-rs, and two pair Of Chopping Stones, is in ex
eelleRt repair, and capable Of doing very large
business a never failing water power, is in a
good settlement and mill higher than five
miles. For further particulars inquire Of
deelItE PUBS GAZETTE
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OrsA Year--singIe cepy Three Dollars.
-Four copies fS2 so sach), Ten Dollars.
g Eight copies, Twenty Dollars.
Those sending $50 for a CLUB Of Eight, all sent
at one time, viii be entitled to 4 copy FRsE.
Gstters-up of clubs can afterRard add single
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FSTATE OF PAUL WERTZ,
DEC D Letters testamentary having been
granted by the Register II Bedford county, TO the
undersigned Executor Of the last win and Testa-
ment ii Paul Wertz, late OF Cumberland Valley
tp, deed, all persons knowing themselve. in
debted to said estate are harehy notified 70 make
the estate are requested 10 present them properly
authenticated, for settlement, % D r. Anderson,
Csntreyille, or
msr2ewe% JOSEPH VERT Ex'r.
DRIVATE SALE.-fhe subscriber
will sell his farm, in Harrison township,
Bedford county containing los acres. about 80
cleared and under fence, the balance we'll timber
ed There are about 200 cords Bark Timber on
this farm There is q tN9-st0ry log h0pse with
kitchen attaahai, and double log barn. Cash
buyers can buy to advantage. Imlnedia e posses
sion will be given For particulars call on or sd-
dress CHARLES WETSCHkY.
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ris0n township covered herself with
glory by electing the whole Demo
cratic ticket on last Friday, by majori-
ties ranging from Is to .. Consid-
ering that Radicalism has reigned
there for several years. the result isthe
more gratifying. Article XIV don't
take well in Harrison.
BEDFORD TOWNSHIP o. K!-The
Democrats of Bedford township, ac-
Quilted themselves craditabIy on last
Friday, by eIecting the whole ticket to
the tune OF 50 majority, and upwards.
This was done by but part of the force
in this Democratic stronghold. Next
fall Bedford tip. will give an old-fash-
ioned majority against Radicalism.
Mark it.
BEDFORD BoR0UGH ELECTION
Radicalism Routed. Article Ky Ami
hRated. The election in this borough,
on Friday last, resulted in an over
wheIming success for the Democracy.
For this grand triumph over radical
ism we are indebted to the eyer faith
full Democracy of this borough. and to
the ecommendable conduct of the con-
servative men OF the opposition, who
could no longer swallow the strong
pills administered by a Radical Con-
gress, and who helped us achieve this
glorious victory. We annex the re-
suit:
Judge Of Election,
". R. King, D, 14f h Dedbaugh- R., 50.
Ale, LvoB D i.s Inspector Over. Sc
Riehari Corboy, D., I59. W. c. Rifle, h 3, Il.
John Harris, D. l27 JB. Helm, R, %
School Directors,
Isaac Msngel, D l49 W T. Chapman, r 50.
Jse BOwser D. l29 J. W LingeEfelter, R, loo
Chief Burgess
Val. Stsekman, D., I47. g. D. Shuek, R, IS,
Joziab Haley, D, $50 Ebsn Peunel, r. 50.
Couneilmsu.
Jon Brigbtbill, D, 1856 F Benedict, R. los.
". NJ Cook D., rs ]. " Miller, K, II
High Constable,
L. Defkaugh, D., I49 l. Agnew, R, 81
D sbuek. D.. 147 No opposition.
Town Clerk,
8 C. stivsrs, D, III. W. Bowman, R., q,
THE Central Pa. Conference, of the
NJ. E. Church, have made the follow
ing appointments for this district for
the year 1S69:-B. B. Hanlin, Presi-
ding Elder. Huntingdon, r. E. Viii
son. Petersburg, j. Moorhead. Manor
Hill, W. Groynn and w. Ely. Mount
Union, J. c.. Clarke Newton Hamil-
ton, VI. L. Smith. McYeytown, A.
D. Yocum. Granville, G. w. Dunlap.
LewistowH, D. 5. Monroe. Freedom,
J. Benson Akers. Milroy, J. R. King.
Miffiin. A. NJ. Barnitz. Fast Salem,
G. W. Izer. Tuscarora, c. Graham,
one to be supplied. New Bloomfield,
G.. W. B0use and W. Shriber. Con-
cord, A. f. Taylor and L. G.. Meek.
Shirleysburg, J. p. Long and W. II.
Stevens. supernumerary. Scottsyille,
Z. Shoemaker. Cassville, L. C. Creye-
ling. Markelsburg, C. V. Wilson,
Saxton, J. P. Moore and j. r. Akers.
Bloody Run, G. W. VanfOssen. Rays
Hill, r. H. Wharton. Bedford, c. w.
Gibson. Rainsburg, ". J. Owens.
Schellsburg, C. w. Decker and j.
Gray.
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COURTssALE of Real

ORPHANS COURT 5zA LIE of Real
EsrATE.-The undersigned, appointed By
the 0rphans Court OF Bedford county Truztee, 70
to sell the real estate of Aargaretta Seheii late
Of the borough of Bedford, deed, will sell at
public sale, the premises, on Tuesday, the goth
day Of April, 4 D., 1869, at 10 clock, A. NJ. Of
said day, the following described real estate, TO
Hit
No J. Lot Of groand, situate IN the borough
Of Bedford containing 80 feet in front Pitt ST.,
aud running back 30 feet to a twenty feet alley,
being part of lot 100 in the general plan Of said
borough, having thereon erected an elegant brick
dwelling house stable and other 0Htbaidings.
No 2 Also lot Of ground, adjoining the
bove OF the west and containing in front on Pitt
street go feet and raining back 2f0 feet to the al
Icy aforesaid and having eommodeous frame
Office thereon erected.
No. s. Also Lot Of Ground, containing two
aeTes situate on the north side Of the Rsystown
Branch of the Junsta river, in Bedford township,
being lot No. in the plan Of lots Of " P Seheii,
and adjoining lots Of Rob't. Fyan and Francis
Jordan, Esq. Terms, CASH.
marI9w4 JHO P. REED, Trustee.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE.-The subscriber offers
for sale that valuable property, known As WHITE
HALL situated In E Providence Township, eight
miles east Of Bloody Run, en- the turnpike, about
the centre Of the township in desirable situation
containing $40 acres, with l20 acres cleared and
in a geod state Of cultivation the balance well
timbersd With white aRd yellow pine convenient
10 saw mills The improvements are large three
story house, large stable, two tenant houses,
wagon maker snd smith shops. Churches School
Houses Post Office Store and Mills convenient.
Terms reasonable and possession given on the
first Of April, 1859. d. A. 4. BLACK