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VERY LITTLE INTEREST IN THES
CASE.

Lawyers havea belief that when
witness begins 10 yawu and look indif-
ferent, he is probably lying. A funny
coIloduv between a witness Of this
class and counselor occurred few
weeks ago in a court held not very far
West. The particular matter at issue
was an account of several years st"l.d-
ing: defendant swOre that he paid it
in full. and to corrOborata him, called
this witness. The fellow mounted the
stand, took the oath, gaped and testi-
fled that the money WAS paid. Then
he vas turned over to the plaintiff for
cross-examioation. Lawyer-You say
Won saw the money paid? Wines
tGapine) / did. Lawyer where
was the plaintiff when defendantcame?
Wituess-In In the barn la wide gape.i
Lawyer What rconth was it? Wit
ness Without hesitationl February.
Lawyer What time Of day? Witness
! Bout 4 in the morning. Lawyer
Before light? WitneSs-Y-a-a-s. n
little. Lawyer-Then, sir, how could
you see the money paid? Witness-l
-(gapiug)-lit match. Lawer-
what was the plaintiff doing? Wit
Moving. Lawyer--What p
| Now sir, just explain to this jury howa
man can be moving in his barn before
/ daylight in the month of February.
| The witness saw that he had hopeless
/ ly involved himself in quagmire OF
falsehood. The eyes of courts jury and
lawyers were upon him, and he saw
no way to extricate himself from his
/ dilemma. But something had to be
done; aud so, with RoRcAotant yawn,
| he drawled out the words: "Well,
Squire, don't know as ! care much
about this case anyway.-Puc tdrd's
| lfonFbTg
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COOP FOR THEM.

1t is a good thing for young man
to be knocked about in the world,
though soft-hearted pareLts may not
think so. All youths, or if not all,
certainly nineteen-twentieths of the
sum total, enter life with surplusage
of self-conceit. The sooner they are
relieved of it the better. If, in meas
uring themselves with wiser and older
men than themselves, they discover
that it is unWarranted, and get rid of
it gracefully, and Of their own accord,
we'll and good, if not ii is desirable for
their own sakes, that it is knocked out
of them. A boy vino is sent to large
school finds his level. His will may
have been paramount at home, but
school boys are democratic liz their l.
IDEAS, and if arrogant, he is sure to be
thrashed into recognition of the gold
en- rule. The world is great public
school, and it soon teaches new pupil
his proper place. If he has the attri-
butes that belong to leader, he will
be installed in tile position of leader.
If not destined to greatness, the next
best thing to which he can aspireis re-
spectabiIity; but mo man can be truly
great or truly respectable VINO is vain,
pompous, and over-bearing.' BY the
time the novice has found his legiti-
mate social status, be the same high or
low, the probability is that the disa-
greeable traits of his character will be
softened down or worn away. Most
likely the process of abrasion will be
rough but when it is over, and ne be-
gins to see himself as others see him,
and not as reflected in the mirror of
seif-conceit, he will be thankful that
he has run the gauntlet, and arrived,
through a rough road, at self-knowl-
edge. Upon the whole, whatever, low
ing mothers may think to the contra
ry, it is good thing for youths to be
knocked about the world it makes
men of them.
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THE NEW PROvERBGAL PssEE.0sO
PLY.

Ask no woman her age. Never joke
with policeman. Do not play at
chess with a widow. Never contra
diet a man who shutters. Be civil TO
all rich uncles and auntS. Your oldest
hat, of course, for an evening party
Always sit next the carver, ifyou can,
at dinner. Keep your own secrets =
Tell no human being you dye your
whiskers. Wind up your conduct, ike
your watch, once every day, eXamin-
ing minutcly whether you are fast
or "slow." Make friends with the
steward on board a steamer; there's no
knowing how soon you may be in his
power. Write not one letter more than
you can help; the man who keeps up
a large correspondence is a martyr
tied, not to the stake, but to the post
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YOUTHFUL SINS.

The late DIR. Spencer said that when
he was a lad, his father gave him lit
tie tree that had just been grated
One day, in his fathers absence, he left
the colt into the garden, and the young
animal broke off the the graft. 1t was
mended, however, on the following
day, and continued to grow finely
Years passed, and young Spencer be-
came a man and minister. Some time
after he became pastor, he made a
visit to the old homestead where he
spent his bOyhood. His little sapllng
had become a larger tree, and was load
ed with apples. During the night af-
ter his arrival at the homestead, there
was a violent thunder shower. and the
wind blew fearfully. He rose early in
the morning, and on going out found his
tree lying PROSTATE upon the ground.
The wind hid twisted it off just where
the colt broke il when it was a sapling.
Probably the storm would not have
broken it at all, if it had not been bro
ken when it was small. 1t will usual
ly be found that those who are grossly
vicious in manhood, dropped seed of
vice in the morning Of life; that the
fallen youth who wasreligiously train
ed, and has become corrupt, broke off
his connection with virtuous ways just
where he did very wicked thing in
boyhood. Here is a fact to be ponder
ed. The oldest man in the prison
could not say that childhood and youth
had no connection with his present
condition Perhaps he could point to
the very day and hour when he decided
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The rush from San Francisco 10 the
San Diego gold mines IS unabated.-
phe stages that make the trip overland
are crowded daily. Thestages on sun
dav carried about four hundred gold
seekers. Ii is reported that the China
men have been driven out Of the new
mines, and several of them killed.
San Diego and other towns in the
southern portion of the State are being
rapidly dep0pulated.
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Since last October. fifty-three thous-
aud emigrants, black and white, have
passed through Memphis, of whom fif-
teen thousand were foreigners, princl-
pally from the neighborh0od Of Chi
cago, hunting homes in the Cotton
States. The blacks are principally
from Virginia.
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Now, 'spcsen you was to be turned
into an ANIMAL" sail Jim, "what
would you like To he, Bill - "oh,
I'd be lion" replied Bill, "brcanse
he's SO strong. "Oh, no, don't be a
lion, Bill" interrupted little Tom,
who had some feteat ptinfuf expcri-
ence at school, "be wasp, aud then
YOU can sting the sc.lool-inaster."
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The negro named Charles Cornish,
alias Mason, vino committed rape on
Mrs. Eldridge Lombard, ofSpringfeid,
Mass. on Thursday was arrested in
South Wilbraham, + st week, Ha WAS
examined in the city Court, and com
mitted for tsial before the superior
Court in May.
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1t IS dangerous to be highly spoil
ell of in Cincinnati. A baby was left
at rich mans door the other
night, with note saying: Having
heard You spoken very highly of, aud
also that you was eXtravagaGtly fond
of puppies, | have brought you this
treasure -
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Mary Blackley, of New York. has
recovered $1,000 from the Harlem
Railroad Company fer Injuries sns-
tained In being thrown from the plat
form of q car hv inc Conductor.
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ERESH GARDEN, FRUIT.
HERB, TREE, SHRUB and EVERGREEN
SEEDS. with directionsfOr culture, prepaid by
mail The most complete and juiicious assort-
ment in the country. Agents wanted.
Is Sorts Of either for 81 90: prep1id by mail.
Also Small Fruits, Plants Bulbs, all the new
Potatoes, &c., prepaid by mail. 4 lbs Early
Rose Potato, prepaid, for 81 o., conoTers
Colossal Asparagus ss per 100; s25 per 1000,
pan Haneysuekle, SO cts. each, prepaid. True
Cape Cod Cranberry, for uplandor lowland cub
turs 81 90 per 100, prepaid; with direetons;-
Priced Catalogue to any address, gratis also
trade list Seeds on Commission
b M WATSON Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mass. Established
In Is42. janera4.
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He who gets angry IN discusolt
while his opponent keeps cool holes
the hot end of the poker
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Navigation is now open on the Con-
necticut river, and steamboats, run reg
uiarly.
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rERMs OF PUBLICATION.

raxBEproRp tiAxErrEis published everyThurs
,,v morning by MEYERS MEssEL, at w. 90 per
aanum, If paid strictly ga a@vanee 81 % II paid
-itbin six months; $500 if not Paid withinsix
months AT subscriptions accounts MUSI De
.sttksa annually No paper viii be sent out
ae State unless paid for IN ADVANCE, and all saef
s,bscriptions will invariably be discontinued a
ne expiration of the time for which they arc
paid.
All ADVERTISEMENTS for less term IN
.hrea months TEN CENTS per line for each In
.ertion. Special notices one-haif additional All
Si.eIsti.ns of Associations; communications oil
mited or individual interest, and notices OF Ia
Cages and deaths exceeding FIVE lines, 's" eS's4
line. Editorial notices fifteen cents per line.
an LEGAL Notices Of eysry Kind and 0rphtss4s'
Court and judicial Sales, required 6y fat'
10 Be published IN both papers P1t6f'shed ~ f"'S
gkaee.
tg All advertising due after hrstlnsereon.
liberal discount is made to persons advertising
l. oIF or fOlt9WSs
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*One square 20 occupy one inch ofspace
JOB PRINTING, of every kind, done with
neatness and dispatch. THE GAZETTE OFFICE ha'
iust been reftted with Power Press and new type
and everything in the Printing line can be exocu-
ted in the most artistic manner and at the lowest
rates.-TRRMS CASH
EPAlI letters should be ADDRESSED to
MEYERS MENGEL,
Publishers
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F.aucis z. Blair, Jr., is said to be in
IN insurance business in New York.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
FTHE WEEKLY SUN.
Il L + / II 0 r E
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY A. S. ABLE & CO.,
IRON THE '.sUS IRON BUILDISG,"
At the S. E. corner of Baltimore and South ,ts.

Terms Cash tn AdvaHee:
For One Copy for Six Months or less. ISL 90
For One Copy tor One Year.........,,....' l so
TgE WEEKLY Ssx will renew its best efforts
a 6rst-class News and Literary journal. Ev-
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il is Iistinguished--wIll be maintained, and such
attention Be given to its several departments as
will insure their continued interest and whatever
may be a &c essary to render them more complete
will rot b be lost sight of.
Through no other 10 edium families and in
diyiduals i n the towns and villages and rural
districts of the country be SO we'll supplied with
proper literature and full knowledge of the
worlds W hole news, from week to week
MAKE UP CLUBS.
Whilethe WEEKLY sUS is afforded al the low
rate of ST so per TO single subscribers, the
CLUB rates are still lower, carrying the price
down as low as one dollar peryear where twenty
five copies more Sre taken at one post once at
time, viz - o..
Club Of Six Copies One Year............s 50 90
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Parties then, should get up CLUBS IN their
towns villages and Leighborhoods and thus Sc
cure the advantage OF these very low rates. ANY
postmaster or stoTekeeper in the county may cas-
| lily accomplish this among his acquaintances, or
| any active person, male or female, do the same.
The regular diffusion OF the llgh anu lnteilis
which such journal affords VIII be moral ana
social adv antage in any neighborhood
To those parties getting up clubs for the week
Iy Sun sent to pest Office, we will mail here
after to the address of ans one sendingus
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Al. extra copy Of the Weekly SUn, gratis, foIone
year; for
| CLUB or TwENrg sUBscRIBEFs
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We win mail both the Daily and Weekly Sun tor
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Chr 8eaforl Gazette.
mnnEnN cnuRclr-GoING.

Coming in couples,
smilieg 50 swcetly,
Up The long aisle
Tripping 50 neatly.
Envying bonnets--
Envying laees
Nodding at neighbros,
Peering in faces.
Whispering softly,
Needing no sermon;
What they 20 there for,
Hard to determine.
On sll around them
Gazing benignly
Wholly unconscious,
Singing diyinely
Prosy discoursipg
DON'T suit their whims,
Plain they assemble
Just for the Inns.
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B O Ok T o R f,
opposite the Mengel House,
BEDFORD, PA.
The proprietor takes pleasure in offering to the
public the following articles belonging to the
Book Business, at CITY RETAIL PRICES:
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
NOV
BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS, &C:
Large Family Bibles,
Small Bibles,
Medium Bibles,
Lutheran Hymn Books,
Methodist Hymn Books,
Smiths Dictionary of the Bible,
History OF the Books of the Bible,
Pilgrim Progress, &c, &C., &c.
Episcopal Prayer socks,
Presbyterian Hymn Books,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TOY BOOKS.
STATIONERY,
Congra.s Legal,
Renord FoolscAp,
Letter Congress Letter,
Sermon, Commercial Note'
Ladies Gilt Ladies Octave,
Mourning, French Note,
Batb post Damask Laid Note,
CrsaT Laid Note Envelopes, &c.
WALL PAPER.
Several Hundred Different Figures, the Largest
lot ever brought to Bedford county Tor
sale at prices CHEAPER THAN
EVER SOLD in Bedford.
BLANK BOOKS.
Dav Books Ledgers,
Account Books, Cash BOOKS,
Tuck Me9orandums, Pass Books,
Money Books, Pocket Books,
Blank JuiS Sment Notes, drafts, receipts, &c
INKS AND INKSTANDS.
Barometer Iukstands,
Gatta PeTcha,
Cocoa, and
Morocco Spring Pocket Inkstands,
Glass and Ordinary Stands for Schools,
Flat Glass Ink Wells and Rack,
ArnoIds Writing Fluids,
Carmine Iuks, Purple inks.
Charlton's Inks,
Rukolon for pasting, &c
PENS AND PENCILS.
G,'lGs aoiiorbush 5 carey'., Psyson,
Dunton, and 2crloher : Fehs'
Clark's lndellble, Eaoer ASo'et'
6B.a Fabers
Gnt,E'osebt,s GnyI' Carpenter Pencil,
PERIODICALS.
Adautio Mon .hly,
Harper's Magazine,
Maiame Demorest's Mirror OF Fashions,
Eleetie Magazine,
Godey's Lady Book,
Galaxy,
Lady's Friend,
Ladies Repository,
ouE Young Folks,
Nick Eax,
Yankee Notions,
Budget of Fun,
Jolly Joker,
PEunny PhellcW,
Libpineott's Magazine,
Riverside Magazine,
WaverIv Magazine,
Ballou's Magazine,
Gardners Monthly.
Harper's Weekly,
ank LesIfe's illustrated.
Chimney Corner,
New York LIE 'ger,
New York Weekly,
HArper's Bazaar,
Every Saturday,
Living Age
p,.uam' 5 Monthly Magazine,
Arthur's Home Magazine,
Oliver q Optie's Boys and Girl Magazine Ne
,-o,,s4sntIy n hand to accommodate those "ho " al
% Durehase living reading matter.
oolx = rt of the vast number OF arieles pei
taininz to the Book and Stationery oaslnes
yrbich we are prepared to sell cheaper than " "
cbetpest are above enumerated. GIVE US o9l
We buv and sell for CASH, and by TINS arf&hs
,,ant We expeet 20 sell as cheap az goods OF LII
class are sold anywhere
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MisGellane0ns.

TNHE INQUIRER
B o o K S T o R f,
opposite the Mengel House,
BEDFORD, PA.
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! Tie Pleasant Paragraphs made up of the
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ARMS lONOi ga iOh, 6 CO-s
Importers and Jobbersof
Bonnet Trimming and Velvet Ribbons, Bon
net silks Satns and yelvets, Blonds, Netts;
Grapes, Ruohss, Flowers. Feathers, ornaments,
Straw Bennets sad Ladies' Hats, Trimmed and
Uatrimmed, Shaker Hoods. &c
23T aud $50 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMoREMD.
Offer the largest Stock TO be found in this
Country, and uneqaaIed in otoice variety and
chespncss, cOIprising the latest Partisan nov
cities.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
feb24Iu3%
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Putnam 5 Monthly Magazine,
Arthur's Home Magazine,
oliver Optics Boys and Girl Magazine &c.
,,,us4antIy on hand to accomodste those no want
- ovrehase living reading matter.
only part Of the Der OF aLtiGles
rbich We are prepared to sell cheaper than the
cbstpest, are above enum Grated. Give us eau
We buy and sell for CASH, and by this arf%nge-
oaent we expect 20 sell as cheapas goods Oh TINS
class are sold anywhere
I.n-TST q.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-Adyices from sgd
ney New South Wales, to the 30th OF June nave pe' -
ceyed The steamship City Of Melbourne bad 4s passrn
gers engaged for London II was not likely that "eDDt
line OF steamers would obtain subsidy from Australia
Prince Alfred was expected in Sydney on the Isl oi
August Great preparations were making for an inter
colonial exhibition. nugget Of gold weighing @ pounds
had been found Victoria The Governments OF four oi
the colonies were holding conference in Melbourne and
had agreed to accept protectorsr unless England 90
iects A H. Gordon and ii. WallstOD pfoilnenl Jour
nalsts have committed suicide. noted "bnhh
ranger Chighway robber), named Powers han
beea captured. The Adelaide Government ha1
called for proposals for the construction OF ~.
miles OF telegraph lines overland TO meet tne caD.
which is to connect sydney with England Parianet ,
will meet on the nth OF August The new Adetlde h
istry has been formed, with Mr.. Milne as Premier lno
EnSlish troops would be withdrawn nom Anstraha W
Ang1Ist Mr. Spier cOlery proprietor has faieo hlS
dehts amount 10 $4,000 New-Iealand adNlces " th.
SIN az July represent that that Government s uch
to enter into the Colonial alliance "a there y no1bhS 10
he gained by the movement. The gold helds were lh
proyjng I'm value About $50 rebels on the East oa'
bad surrendered "PekOotic's band was DIS persed al
the war re garded ended. Great Hoods nave 0ceur
lately in the northern part Of Queensland voNhs 'e
loss OF much live stock. The cotton crop proinlss t
Weld largely Sir Valentine Fleming mas reslsheo tne
Chief Justceslnp OF Tasmania
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


Santa Fe is now full Of Nayajoss, ON visit to
the Governor
....Rich gold mines have been discovered near
Santa Pc.
There was a shock of earthquake at Santa
Cruz California, yesterday
The cattle in Los Angeles County, California,
suffering from mursn
The Crown Point Mining Company of Cali
forua calls for assessment Of 80 per share
In New-Mexieo, the Summer thus far has been
delightful the thermometer at no time rising over So
On Thursday Articles of Incorporation of the
First National Santa Pe ed The capital Of the bank
saO.Ooo. 49,
Thesecond annual reunion Of The Society OF the
Ay and Gulf held in Boston yes.ena Gen Banks
delivered The meeting followed BY banquet at the
Revere House
The scientific expedition from Yale College
le Yesterday explore the geology Of the country
Inc forks Of from the 5th Cavalry under Capt
Montgomery accompanies the party
The wages of all enlisted men in the Navy
pay extended to At apobecaes ye"nen
paymasters wnten. aud other appointed petty ohces
The coast-survey steamer Bibb. Capt. Robert
arrived at Fortress konroe from hoot where she mas 3e
will sail IN few days for Cape haae where she VIII 20
engaged the in taking deepsea sounding.
-. The American Dental Association which has
Nashville has Adjourned TO met Ausnts "a IN
August Morgan Of Nashville elected Premdent " a. Snon
Corresponding Secretary aud W. H. ""@u s
vile Treasurer
The steamship Montana sailed from San Fran
cisco FOR yesterday With 30 and
The total the lst January incsdBg those
steamship Montana a,0S"o, Of which @'o" "en
railroad to Eew-York.
"A succession of terrific thunder showers passed
over Maine THURSDAY doing considerable dan.s IN ne t9sp Of
Hudson barn ar0es sssns aea I WIZ . "1'n '
h.e. suck only slightly damaged lh
house lady stunned bot soon eeoSereu-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

the most impd spirit One does not more reany @ De
come popular Minister in Berlin than by piOmsIn5
or later that war with France will be ciared
One is poet except when writes or mas "rltIen
against France lampoon styled, lie Ruin, Lelpslc' Ut
Waterloo"
These pOetical hallucinaons have in these last days
come within the domain OF reality Even before the De
claration Of war had officially sanctioned hostile acts
French women In the streets OF Berlin have besn sV0
ected 10 the most Odous outrages and conntrymen
driven TO the frontiers at the point Of the bayone
1t seems that i'm view of the savage manifestations
there should be In the French heart only one unanimous
feeling Of disgust and violent desire OF vengeance
And still we have found in Chambers men, who re-
pudatng all patriotic traditions, deaf to the voice OF
national honor have cyncay protested against our re-
spectacle and legitimate susceptlbilities
These Prussans of France, these emigraDts in our
midst these allies OF the future German empire, all those
who voluntarily have severed themselves from the
mother country 10 open the doors 10 foreign invason a
those who would turn the national 10 the profit OF
the civil war-all those repudate not belonging to
family; and nail forever the fratrcidai names To
the pillory OF publicity. =,
Let all OF them be cursed in the towns and In the
cOuntry May the doors OF castles honsos and nuts be
shut to them and may they find asylum only IN that
cursed Prussia the country of their adoption andi pred
lection.