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THE BEDFORD COUNTY BANK,
NEW ARTICLE FOOD.

Tue
NEW ARTICLE FOOD.
For tlCrafy Jfrs cents you can buy Of your
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like quantity Of Plddags, C,sStards,
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TIE raftsmen on the Su,quehanna river
have iornied union called the Rock Dod-
gers Association.
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IHE n1ANoNn No. -


Of the Senate was decided on Tuesday morn
ing By the Committee, the majority awarding
the seat to the sitting member, Mr.. Watt, the
Republican. This contest has been the Ion
gest and most severe Of any that ever took
place in The Pennsylvania Legislature, for
upon its decision might hinge the political
complexion Of the Senate the coming year.
Several hundred witnesses we're examined.
from New York, Baltimore and Philadegphia
and a state OF corruption and fraud shown thar
was perfectly astounding, On the vote as to
whether Mr.. Watt was entitled 10 retain bis
seat Nessrs. Graham, Brooke, Warfel and
Kerr, all Republicans, voted "aye," end
Messes. Randall and Miller, Democrats, and
Mr.. Lowry, Republican, voted "no." Mr.
Lowry, however finally signed the majority
report, giving the seat to Mr.. Watt
SUPERINTENDENT or SOLDIERS ORPHANS
The Governor bas nominated Col. Geo. F.
VI Farland, to continue as Superintendent of
she Soldiers Orphans Schools for the next
three years. The Senate acted upop lbe
nomination on Wednesday, and rejected 1t by
vote Of II to 10. This was quite unexpeo
ted to the Colonel, and the blow falls upon
him heavily. During The past two years
there have been good many charges made
against him as to the improper management
of the Department. Of which he was the head
and allegations ,aat the funds that passed
through his hands we're, to quite an extent,
diverted TO his own private bepeft. A com.
mitlee appointed last year to investigate the
subject reported, at the opening of The pres
ent session, that they had been unable to
discern any improper conduct on his part.
and exonerated him from The charges made.
The report was, however, looked upon BY
many as "whitewashing one, and even
Senator Graham, who made it voted against
the confirmation of the nomination. The
friends Of Col. NJ Farland are loud in their
denunciations of the course Of the Senate.
while many of those who we're opposed to his
re confirmation are equally bitter in their
charges against him. The whole subise, Of
the management Of The Soldiers Orphans
Schools evidently needs through inves,iea.
ton
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THE BEDFORD HOTEL
EOR SALE.
NOTICE TO DkcvERs.

The II. 4 B. T. r. R. co. have erected large
and convenient Cattle Yard at Mt. Dallas Tor the
purpose of accommodating Drovers and others
from Bedford and adjoining counties
stock cars viii be furnished at all times.
25febtf J. McKILLIPS, Eupt
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tons truthfMlly, he will shed some light
not only on my mind, but also on the
minds OF great many Democrats, who
are now under the impression TINT the
whole affsir was trick on NJ, .Bakers
part TO kill off se'enemiests ~
One thing Is certain, and that 3, that
Mr.. Lamb 6as positively stated toDeveral
persons that @he never wrote pledge,
never authorized any person TO write one
for him, and that his name went before the
Convention without his knowledge or
consent"
His letter to the Convention declining
the nomination confirms this. lie says
II regret 70 learn from tho morning papers
that have been nominated" etc. Would
IN intelligent gentleman like Mr. Lamb
use such language II he had authorized
Mr.. B. to pledge him the day betoreS II
Mr.. Lambs statements, in public and pri-
vate, don't show that Mr., Baker
either in person or by proxy-has been
indulging in q small piece Of forgery, then,
Messrs. Editors, / confess myself unable
to put anything like a fair construction on
some very plain facts. 1.; DEMOCRAT.
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esIIarmonion,,, CONVENTION.

The Wellsburg Herald Is unkind enough
to mike these remarks about our Demo
cratic Convention last Monday and Tues.
day: @ iii
The Ohio county Dcmocrtic Conven-
ton, which assembled in Wheeling on
the Goth inst, was rather inharmonious
in It's results, judging from all reports
Nominations that should lave been made
in two or three hours It took about one
day and halt, and even then they didn't
finish. The 9herifalty appears to have
been the "bone Of contention." It takes
q pretty big rascalto make good Sheriff
in q Democrats opinion; but the candt.
dates before the Convention didn't seem
to take, though no doubt they are as ras.
cally rs any. Votes were taken on this
and that man, they even went into secret
session, but there wasn't rascal that oil
could agree on, and tho Convention final.
" adjourned agreeing that tho nomina-
ton OF that officer should be made by q
nominating election TO be held on tho 9Th
Of August. Tho Wheeling Child Of Chari.
~, Lewis Baker, was nominated for State
Senator, It being understood that Brooke
and Hancock acqulcsced In the selection
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Reduction Of the Army.

Regulations have lesn issued from tho
War Department for the reduction of the
army, underline act Of Congress la6sly
pd ed, Officers desiring to be discharged
IoEfetIred are directed to make application
tothat effect, with a statement Of circum.
stahces attending their case. Reglmental
commanders are to assign commissarics
and quartermasters to companies for duty;
extra on.commiSsloned officers are to be
discharged or reduced to privAtes, MS they
wish, and department commanders are
directed to report the names Of such OIL
Gers as should be sent before the Exanin.
Ing Board. THEY are also to report Where
officers may beproperly transferred from
one arm Of the service to another. .i u
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A Pertinent Inquiry.

A correspondent, whom we can vouch
for as a responsible and reliable Democrat,
addressed some inquiries through our
columns Thursday morning 10 Mr. LEWIS
BAKER, proprietor of the Register newspa.
per, Chairman Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee, and present candi-
date ,tntlAis distFiGt for State SENATE:
ThesS Inquiries related to certain mystic:
rions proceedings in last Mondays Con-
vention, touching . nomination for the
House Of Delegates about which Mr..
BAKER Is supposed to know something,
and touching which our correspondent,
who Is, as he says, IN interested party,
asks q few rays Of light. We expected to
SEQ the desired explanation in yesterdays
RedsGsr, but it did not appear. The com
manicatIon referred to has doubtless
escaped thsatteption oE'the gentleman to
whom II was addressed. With view,
therefore, Of, doing a favor to oil parties, as
the lettoE abort, We reproduce it here
7bAsB1N htVIgtnetr.
68illyod permit one, who Is interested
toSiik Mr.. Lewis Baker Of the Rtgisterl
three questions, In relation to part Of the
pt6666 dlRgs Of ~ 06nventiony which has
feen IL Session this week at tho Court
House.
,I1,rWho gave him the forstten pledge
ofD. Lamb, Esq, to abide by the decision
oEths Convention which be had fI read }: on
3. Was It not q forgery gotten up Tor
the express PURPOSE Of defeating Mr..
George Forbes and John W. Boring for the
f6hftfi ti6a Iof>the Legislature, and was
Il not done with his knowledge and up.
pr0Pallag
Why-iG not a forgely-is It the only
pledge that was read 70 the Convention
that cannot be foundH
II Mr.. Baker will answer these queS-
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md CONTRACTORs.

e..
Sealed proposals will DO received BY tho I'M;
derbigned for the building Of the Poor House o.
Ohio County, uhtIl MONDAY, AUGUST let,
1870, at Or. 4. for Carpenter Work, Lumber and
all necessary Hardware for the completion OF the
AiSo. for BSieE Work. for the same, brick to DO
laid by tho thousand counted In the wall atIcE
AiSo. Tor Staring sapic, to be stated 60 much
per yard for 18th work aid 30 much per yard for
brick work, all to be three-Coat work, sand TO be
0no-half bank sRnd aud Ope.hAlf creek sand. (,
Also, for Painting for same, 90 much per yard
for two.coat work, and 30 much per Hight tor
Also. for tin roof for same at 50 much per
All material used to be Of the best quality, and
to be under tho inspection Of tho Building Com!
mIttee. Tho Committee reserve the righttO re-
Ject any or all bids.
PlaRs and specifications can be seen q! the sH;
pcrI4ROr's It00nj Court n6hsS; uhS applying to
VIM. Salisbury, between, the hduEs Of A. n.
and 3P.N y.
Committee. #I3 JOHN CLATORt
jyIS Chairman.
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COLLEGE.

* ~ AAA6 ~ = W. - Ed
The Thirtieth Session Of this Institution VIII
commence on MONDAY, 06th SIPTRNBHR, 1870,
and terminate on, the 18th. Of June, 1871. It Il
fonRnti cAlly Situated1n the midst Of the beanti.
ftll and healthy hlll.country Of the panhandle"
or West Virginia. easily accessible by railroad or
river and surrounded with the most favorable In
fiu0nceS for student LIE. Il has property in
Endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &C.,
Of over $3.50 900 and liz thus enabled 10 aus
tain faculty and furnish facilities for thorough
education, or thCvery first order. q "
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are, provided
for both public aud private boarding, and nniur-
nIshet rooms will be lot to students who wish to
O 'ooU 1RsS'C Of INSTRUCTION.. Regular
Literary Course. including the Ancient Lam
RuageS, for tho Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 2:
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree OF
Bachelor OF Sciences, 3. Tho Course Of Master
ofAftS,t 4. The Course for Master OF Sciences:
s. Special Courses in Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed information as 70
theSo Courses will be found in ont catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUME-The lnetltu.
tInn has aeomplete set OF Philosophical Appa-
ratus, and students who Wish It arc trained 70
tho use OF Field Instruments, -also thoroughly
fitted up laboratory for practical instruction
aud work in Chemical lAnalysi9, and an ample
Museum for tho study Of Natural History. :,
from 81 TO s. per week. UNFINISHED rooms %
per session to zach student preparing for tho
Ministry. FREQ tuition 70 cons OF Ministers or
the Gospel Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply FOR catalogue to
Prof c, L. IIOOA, Secretary, or to ra
W, K. PENDLET0N, President,
1y16 1H'h. g ~ Bethany, West Va.
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AT tho close OF the late war, the total
Indebtedness Of the United States was
about three thousand three hundred mil
lion dollars. Since then We 70 have paid
nine hundred million dollars, and reduced
the burden oftaxation one hundred and
fif&y millions per annum, This is the work
Of the Republican party,
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WORCESTER, Massachusetts, is being
seourgcd with smallpox, 0pl4'

TANNING THE soNP.-Al the hair
dyes, and their copgeners, the "colorers,p'
"restorers," &C., discolof the scalp. PiTX-
Ions V1TALrA, OR SALVATION FOR TIE
HAIR, lathe only article for restoring gray
hair, which does not stain the skin,
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. "iJT ~ t1J3HGJ 'IE eOd.5'
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9sPEcIAL NOTICES..

49, FOR sHERIFF.-Editrs h1tGYI0sa-
uGS1a er:-PleaSe announce my name az o
candidate FOR tho SherlfIalty OF Ohio County. II
the ONCE the following sums to the objects Gnu.
merated 5000 towards tho construction Of the
County Poor House; g, 900 to the Wheeling Hos,
pItAl; 81 900 70 tho Childretl's Home; $4,000 to
tho English Evangelical Lutheran Church now
Siassd ~ tSe sTnSn CatbolIc ChuTcS Centre
Wheeling; $1,000 TO the Turner'S Association,
and the remainder to charitable and humane In.
Stitutions. '7' w 49,, A. ]. LONG.
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New Advertisements.

'NToTICE-TlIE BASIN 9s'IlHH
1Ni Water Works will b. cltged q 4o
Aua1Dt 1At, and all steam IllanuAe,a fiC Alq
stF66f bdid Will plOASe 10 GoaB8dh that 6Aytyt <
All,md Whaling 70 CnG0Re ln.the clAAI6ilg Of
the Basin WI pLglse leave thar uaWht = NE
Water WorId BlilAlng. Sifst,,
y Ifhe NcItLitnA Willl plCAeR t4lt0 notice sthN
JOHN ". CUMMINGS,
Iy97 Sup't Water Works
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DIED.

TRUsCHEL. On Friday, July %, 1870, JoHS
!, infant son Of John +. and Matilda TruschOl,
Funeral today at o P, NJ, from tho residence Of
parents, Union street, above Fourth, Friends
Of the family arc respectfully invited to attend.
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SHRIVRR-BULLARD.- 28th, 1870, BY
Rev. T. NJ Hudson, Of n. 3. Church, RiIkwoOd,
o., Il. 2. SHRIVEl, Esq, OF Wheeling, W. Va,
and niSS kEHLIA A. BILLIARD, Of Belmont eoun'
~ Ohio. No eAFdA. !. --..L--. -tLIf n L
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BELLAlRE claims q population Of over
1900. Bridgeport and Kirkwool have
little over 1900, and MartinsvillC has
1885. 't II e.,
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49, Edito1 Of tie Lntellgmcer :-You will
&S1a please announce JAS. N. CHARNoqK,
the Blacksmith, IS tho Peoples candidate for
sHEAIPE OF Quo County, g the ensuing cleo
WHERIINO, Is. VA, July 10, 1870. N iIJyls
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VIZ EDLoCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil Society. Essays for Young Men. on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage and TIE
evils and dangers Of CeIibdcy1with sanitary
help for the attainment obnlAn'EtiGsp ositIonin
llfe Sent free, III sealed envelopes. Address,
HowARp ASSOCIATION, Box !, Philadelphia, Pa.
ma2i.d&w IL "a. I, -
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COLLEGE.

The next term will begin, IN oil departments,
MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1st,
and continue sixteen weeks. ,T
In the Academy, thorough preparation for
College may DO obtained, and instruction re,
celvOd in ali the branches Usually taught in High
Schools, ~ 84-l|G ylLE .
Tuition, Ia remittel, both In College and Acad.
envy, to Onion Soldiers taking full collegiate
course, aud TO students preparing for tho min
istry.
The Trustees have decided 10 establish De.
pattlncnt Of Science, with special reference TO
mining, metallurGS, &c.
Andrews, or to L. EDGRRTON,
Treasurer.
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n$EDFoR SHERIFF.. Editors EntelgEgencer;:
hSlSa Of Please 1AnnodDce md % the Peoples
Candidate for tho sheriaalty Of OhiDI County.
jy2s'"' .Isrqrrr HENRY ,GQNAST,
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Much In Little.

Tho Democratic party, tie debt mixers
Of the. United States the Republican
party, the debt payers Grtetta
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JyN
NOTICE.
NRAI,En PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS. yaIf9ly4i
- will be received b. the Committee on Fire
Department until Monday August let, 1870, ut
O'clock, r, NJ, for furnishing all material and
erecting On Engine House Of The northeast corner
or FffEfi and Zane streets, for the "A tlAntlc"
Engine, according to the plans and speciaedtions
Of l0y t'Unitad. Engine House, Oh alG In Rthe
All dds t1bs addressed 10 the Chairman Of
tho Committee and len with tho Clerk Of the
city. !, q fTHoS. j. BLAIR I
100 Chairman,
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.DOOFLNG PITCH. go BARRELS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-30

No. 1I-stAmm and KOim HouIe purS6; prOmi1n
$50 for tho fastest Mule under the Aaddlai
mile heats, best 3 tn6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-30

No. 1O-DAIley'S city Hotel pdrte, John DALEY,
proprietor, premium, value 500, Silver
Bet for fastest Trottlng Double Team 70
wagon; milo heats, best In 8,