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WAsHrNGToN, March 16.

w AsHINGIONs MdICH H.
How to radicalize Georgia was the
theme in the United States Senate yes
terday. Mr.. Edmunds made an able
speech against the bill. He had the
honesty to proclaim that it was better
that Georgia should go Democratic ten
thousand times over than that such
precedent as the bill proposed should
be established. Mr.. Drake offered an
amendment to enable the legisla-
lures and governors of reconstructed
States to call upon the President for
troops, and to declare martial law in
disatfected districts. This proviso is
marvellously like the bill just introdu-
ced into the British Parliament to keep
down Ireland. The Senate passed the
House bill to present Mrs. Edwin NJ.
Stanton with years pay of an associa
ate justice. Mr.. Wilson introduced a
bill to revise the general regulations
for the government of the army. Our
Indian policy was discussed, and sew
eral Senators defended the Quaker poll
icy of the President. The Funding
bill passed by the Senate was introdu-
ced in the House of Representatives,
and after discussion was referred to the
Ways and Means Committee. The
House then passed the bill introdu-
ced by General Butler, from the Re
construction Committee, admitting the
State OF Texas to representation in
Congress. The Deficiency bill was ta-
ken up and debated during the after
noon and evening sessions. The ap-
preparation for the New York Postof-
flee building now going up in the park
was passed.
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations have reported, five against
two, in favor of rejecting the treaty for
the acquisition of San Domingo. This
kills it, as a two-thirds vote of the
Senate will be necessary to ratify.
Secretary Fish sent to the Senate
yesterday list of the States purpor-
ting to have ratified the fifteenth
amendment. They are thirty in num-
Der, and include Few York, Indiana,
and Georgia.
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March IS.
In the United States Senate yester-
day Mr.. Sumner made personal ex-
PLANTATION relative of General Prim's
charge against him of falsehood. He
said that the facts were that gentle
man purpOrting to be an agent of Gen
eral Prim had interviewed him last
spring on the subject of settling the
Cuban question In manner advanta-
geous to the finances of Spain" Mr..
Sumner introduced an important bill
to strengthen the legal reserves of the
national banks, and to provide for the
resumption of the specie payments.
The Georgia bill was taken up, and
Mr.. Trumbull delivered a forcibIe
speech against the continuation of the
Radical outrages upon the Southern
States. Mr.. Stewart spoke in favor of
the bill to the hour of adjournment. In
the House of Representatives, Mr..
Rogers. of Arkansas, introduced a bill
to abolish female clerks in the govern
ment departments. A free-trade reSO-
luton. by Mr.. Marshall, was lodged
by the Radicals and buried in the
Committee on Ways and Means. The
bill paying Mrs. Edwin NJ. Stanton a
years salary of Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States
passed by party vote. The Deficiency
bill was then discussed in Committee
OF the Whole. and Messrs. Niblack and
Voorhees, made excellent speeches in
defence of the career and policy of the
Democratic party.
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In another quarter Of the gloI

In another quarter of the globe an
American Minister has undertaken to
do diplomatic service for the Chinese
government. The United States Min.
lister to PeruEhas informed the Peruvi-
an authorities that the Emperor of
China has requested him to protect his
subjects in that country, where they
have been very badly misused. The
Peruvien government, In response,
have appointed commission TO exc
anime into the condition of their COOL
te settlers.
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GOO HINKLEY KNITTING
sOOU MAcHTNEs.-The most perfect ma
chine yet invented. Will widen and narrow
turn a heel, OF point the toe II will knit plain
or ribbed II Will knit stockings, drawers shirts
hoods comforters, mittens, &c. &C. II is cheap,
simple and durable. 1t sets up its own work
uses but one needle, and requires no adjusting
whatever 1t viii do the same work thst the
Lamb scachne will do, and costs less than half as
much. aud has not the tenth part Of the machine
ry TO get out OF nrder Circulars and samples
mailed free on aPpli'ation. Agents wanted. All
machiues guaranteed STRAW 4 MORTON.
Gen'l Agents. No 20. Sixth St, Pittsburg Pc
uoy15I69yl
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w NJ. LLOYD,

II M. REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY AT
Cd Law. BEpFeaD, Pa Ali basiness intrust
ed 10 him will be attended 10 with great care. Up
on notice will appear for parties in suits before
Justices ofthe Peace In any part Of the oounig.
Oface with ]. w. Diokerson, Raq., on JnlmRa
St. next door north Of Mengei House.
marS'7atf
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oct16'69yI.

To CoNsUMPTIYEs.- s.-The Advertis-
er, having been restored to health in few weeks
by very simple remedy, after having suffered,
several ears with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free OF chsrge) with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will 6nd sure cure for Consumption, Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the al
Hicted aud spread information which he eonceives
to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
ry mis- remeIy. as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please ad-
dress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
mayl4yl
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.MedfcaL Commencement.

The Medical Department of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania held its COM
mencement at the Academy of Music
on the 18th inst, at 12, M. The Acad-
immenseand fashionable audience gree
ted the graduates, and tender hands
provided cart loads of boquets to cheer
their hearts. Prof. Leidy said in his
address that the physicians path was
not strewn with flowers, but from the
appearance of the stage we had an idea
that the ladies Intended TO start them
on that kind of path, at least.
Hassler's Grand Orchestra discours-
ed choice selections. 1t compares ia
vorably with the Germania. The pray
er was Offered by Rev. DR.. Krauth, and
the Degrees we're conferred by the Pro-
vost of the University upon one hun
dred and thirteen Graduates. Among
this number were DR.. Simon Gump of
Bedford and DR.. Albert Eiiay of Schells.
burg. These young gentlemen We're
diligent students, passed splendid ex-
aminations. and now enter upon I'm.
portant fields of duty with aattering
prospects,. We had the pleasure of at
tending several lectures with them,
and of frequent association and are
sorry they have gone. Success go
with them. The Valedlctory was
delivered by Prof. Jos. Leidy, M,
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A UCTIONEER.-T undersigned
~ has taken out an Aactioneer's License and
viii cry sales of Real or Personal Property for all
parties who will employ his talent as an Auction
eer. at reasonable prices, and will endeAYor to
give general satisfaction. Address
CHAS, E. ALSIP,
march3mS Bedford, Pa.
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Ira. J. III. ScHENCK,
nay23yl I5 N. 9th st., PhiIada., ,Ps.

Words OF Wisdom for Young men
On the RaiEg Passion In Youth aud Early Man
hood, With 6tLg HAIR for the erring and unfor
tlnate, Send iasealed letter envelopes frse OF
charge. Adfnss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
re- box Phtl&., "a nay18, 6qyi
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Errors OF YOUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Prem lture Decay and all the effects of youthful
ndisereti9n, will, for the sake of suffering human
ity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertiser experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
No 40 Cador straa4 No-n vorA
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A DMINtSTRATORb NUI1tE.-~
MON taye been granted to the undersign
ed hv the Register Of Bedford county. upon the
estate of John Ii. Waiter, late Of Union township
deceased All persons indebted TO said estate
arc requested 10 make immediate payment, and
those hayins claims againet ihe same will pre-,
sant them, properly authenticated for settlement,
mar3wss w. B, LAMBRIGHT Admir-.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IN Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministrator have been granted TO the undersign-
ed by the Register of Bedford eounfy, on the es-
safe of Michael Corley, late of Juniata town
ship, decd. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, snd
those having claims will present thetn prope rly
authenticated, for settlement
marI7w0. FRED HILLEGASS, Admir-
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FAECUT0RS' NGTICE.--Letters
"A testsmentary, having been granted by the
hegister OF Bedford county TO Aaron Evans and
Jonathan Evans, on the estate of Joseph Evans
late of Broad Top township, decd, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate sre
requested Il make payment without delay and
thuse having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
AARON EVANS,
Eagle Foundry, Hunt'n CO., Pa
JON EVANS,
ma-lfW6% Cassville Huntingdon CO., Pa
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ALL WHOM In NAY CONCERN

A LII WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
N are hereby notified that on the 10th day of
February, 1870 | purchased at Sheriff sale
strument DO belonging to DIR. G. N. Hiokos,
OF Bedford Penna., and have leased the same 70
him during my pleasure, All persons are eau
toned against baying or otherwise ms1HnnhG 1,snn
with the same. W U, oIShVA'
Feb 3Ssh, 1870. ---
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N OTICE.--MO AND OLD
IN CASTINGS WANTED.--AH persons know
ig themselves TO be indt bted to the Proprieto. of
the Bloody Run foundry, either by Ette or Book
account. will please come and settle between this
ard the fifteenth of April next. II this is not at
tended to you will have your selves TO blsms If
Il ere is costs added. Z. FELTON,,
March 10, 1870, vi.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS OF
N REED Il SCHELL-The gentlemen com
posing the above firm very desrous that
their creditors should signify 10 them, by some
conceded action, what time they are willing to
give the assgneest their assets into mon
ey Mr.. Schell has not appointed any indi-
vldual assignees and he is anxious TO know wha.
disposition the creditors would desire him to
make of his property to realize the greatest
amount for the creditors Of Re Il Scieil. The
creditors are therefore, requested to meet in the
Court House, in Bedford, on Friday, the 25th
day of h. arch, A D.. 1917, st / o'clock, for the
purpose of taking such action to them may
seem best. l.. +. KERR
j r. DURBORROW
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jan2a'7OyI

THE REGULATOR.
w. c. GARWOOD
takes pleasure in informing the citizens of Bed
f5ri and vicinity, that he has taken The Old
Store of Il F. Irvineandinsends keeping moth
ing but the best goods at themost
REASONABLE PRICES.
Row where you will always fnd W C. GARwoo
Preparedto sell ascheap as the cheapest.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Everybody in search of Boots,
Shoes and CATERS, should
call at GarwOod's Regu>
GLASSWARE.
Everybody in search ofGlass-
were, should call at Gar.
QUEENSWAR
EyeFy body in search Of
Queensware, should call at
Garwood 'sRegulator
SPICES.
Everybody in want of Spices
of any kind should not
fail to call at Garwood's
Regulator.
TOBACCO.
Men loving good Tobacco,
should call at Garwood's
Regulator, as he keeps the
best.
NOTIONS.
Everybody wanting good
Neck-ties Collars. &a,
shou d call at once at Gar
woods Regulator.
sept30, '6stf,
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MisselianeDms.

ID v. LEO & CO.,
CABINET MAKERS,
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ITO THE WORKING CLASS.--We are now pre-
paredto furnish al classes with constant employ
ment mt home, tho whole Of tho time or for The
spare moments. Business new, light and profta-
BILE. Persons Of either sex easily earn from 500
to $5 per evening, and q proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time to the business Boys
and girls earn nearly as much as mon. L That all
who see this notice may send their address. and
To such rs are not satisfied, we viii sond ST. to
pay for the trouble Of writing. Full particulars,
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work on, md copy Of Tho Peoples Ltttrdry Com-
pan one 'of tho largest and best family news
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Jan. 81 I, 1870. ,, 10 3m
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? R 0 Sp b CTU S.

I|NDERthe patronage and influence Of prominent
- nd-holdcrs, have begun the preparation of
series of LITHOGRAPH MAPS 6f some Of tho
Counties of South Carolina, accompanied by suit
able letter press descriptions.
The object proposed is the circulation of so 900
copies of these in pamphlet form, far and wide
throughout the country, inviting the industrious
working man, with or without capital and from
whatever quarter OF the globe he may come, to
seek home i'll our State, particularly that portion
known as theuppcr belt, 50 Astounding in minerals
anu building material, with almost unlimited water
power and blessed with soil that will adundnntly
repny tho labors Of tho industrious and intelligent
agriculturst
TO the Manufacturer, This pamphlet will show
where valuable wa CT power may be had, with
ity, and railroad and market facilities
10 the Miner, it will be a guide rs to where he
may either find remuneratiye employment, or pur-
chase lands, on which the valuable metallic ores
are known to exist.
To the Farmer, good and cheap lands will be
offered through its pages, either to buy or rent.
with description Of their quality and surround.
ings.
10 the Taborcr, it will indicate where profitable
employment may be found, with local rates of
wages.
On the other hand, to the largo land. owner u
affords medium or advertising his lands, water
powers and such other interests as tend to attract
an influx of both labor and capital
10 Railroad Companies, Land Agencies, &c..
who havo deep interest in the rnlil filling up
anu development of the resources Of the State, and
nre dcsirous Of bringing their claims to attention
before the world, no better medium can be afford
cd.
All those feeling real interest in the future
prosperity of our State, and approving tho mode
proposed for tho development of its resources, by
attracting Immigration of the right stamp, and
who may be dosirous of obtaining information rs
to further details of the plan, with terms, &C..
con obtain such by addressing tho undersigned.
rf Is ALEX. Y. LEE
Architect and Civil Engineer
Columbia, S. C.
April so, 1870 90
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ORIDIy'Vs1. .NC.ES~
FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
TOWN OF WALHALLA FOR
( liz lHIIE YEAR 1870. s,,s


ST. 5litchipg Horses, Mules Or other animals
l. to any shade tree or fence, on Main Street.
or any fcnce on any side OF cross street in the
town, is prohibited, under n penalty Of Five
Dollars Zine, and The Marshal is authorized ito
take into custody any animM litcllcd in viola.
ton % OF this Ordinance, and keep tho Same until
End, Hitching Stations or Jack, on Main
Street is prohibited, under d like penalty as
above. t HS
3rd. No person shall be allowed to obstruct
tho cross stfeots, with W. ood Wagons or Bug,
gies, 80 that there is not least ten feet clear. :.
9TH. Running Horses on Main Street. for
psy an Fwenty paas, 5s sasS "ss Sf
5th. Any person firing guns or pistols in the
corporation, between tho streets known rs
North and South Broad Streets, shall tc flned
Five Dollars (ur each offence 400 +, l.l,
9th. All places of business or amusement
should he closed on the Sabbath Day.
nh. Every porson, owning a house in town,
are ' required to keep . lladder of sufficient
9th. Any person running wagons On the side
| walks shall pny One Dollarine. :ss&l
9th. AL piles of taimber or WoodG Bales of
Cotton, old BoSes;and other obstrnasfdns. shall
be removed from theside wnlks on ;NIain Street.
lWh,L All persons, .kccping Powder. arc re-
the Magazine built for that purpose. Tic at.
tention of parties interested is called Ito the
Charter of this town as amended blythe last
Legislature. uu ~
| 1lth. These Ordinances shall take effect i'm
mediatcly after their pu Iieation. !; 3.
BY ordor of the Council.
JolrNeANsEL; Intendaut.
w. M. WooDIss Clerks ~ !,
April 90, 1876. klsII q SA27.s a.
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Church Directory-,Wa Walhalla. :

Lutheran Church, every Sabbath.
8 A. NJ, Sabbath School,.
3P. NJ, Rsy. DR.. Slneltzcr o'ao m f,
Methodist Church. & l
II A NJ, 1st Sab, Rev. Mr.. Morgan.
7 T. Ms 81 ~ Union Prayer Meeting.
IL A. ~, ID Rev. Mr.. Crimes.
8 PM" Rev. Or. Turner &
Aa 1laA. ! 4 y ~ J. aa 3 rs .I, Rsv. y, Nj. n Smith i
Ii M 4th g Rev. Ds. Turner.
81 7P. NJ, 8" -" q" Q"
College Chappol. M ,4so |.
@.,7 p. NJ, Thursday, DR.. Speltzcr.
7 P. NJ, Saturday, Circle of Prayer
DIR. Turner will preach at Bethel on tho
third Sabbath, in each month, and at Bach
elor's Retreat, on tho first. Sabbath, III each
month. r..' y. IN TAI r fs"2
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KosKoo CURES ciiaoxlc nilEuMAr1sM.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 7, 1869.
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Win much gratstHdc
i ain, respectfully yours, &C.,
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KosKoo CURES scRorULA IN ITS WORST FORMS.

KosKoo CURES sCRoFULA IN IT'S WORST FORMS
From a. W. Mills a prominent aud we'll known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No ] | Main St., MOI folk, Va, Sept. Is, 1860.
DIR. LAwRENCE-Dcar Sir: Your Koskoo has
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KosKoo is endorsed by the best physicians eve
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September 10, 1869.
DIR. j. j. LAwRENCE-Dcar Sir: have used
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BAD STATE Of the rsI,OOD
.R O S * @ or

'1nooi scu uhu recommended ny tho President of
the Faculty of the 4. Medical College of the
City Of New York.
PRofEssoR II. s. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Professor and President of the Faculty. late "pro
fessor Taeory and Practice of Medicine,
Cincinnati, &c.
One of the most eminent medical men of this ago
well known as the author of the following STAN
DARD medical works: ''Ncwton's "Practice of
Medicine" Diseases of Children" "Ncwton' y
Symes Surgery" &C., in December number of
american Medical Rcvicao, page 278--snys:
'Among tho more recent efforts to introduce
popularity, some of the new medicines, we notice a
few Preparation compounded by J. ]. LAwREScx
Nj. D., of Norfolk, Va, which is furnished to the
profession aud tho public in my desired quantity.
we recently examined his Laboratory, and became
fully satisfied that all his work is done in the best
manner, by tho most approved processes, and
from the best materials, giving as result med.
icine meeting the confidence of tic physicians
and the public"
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90 M Nj Il r. OF a T.

NEw YoRx, May 2--7 p. M.-Cotton dull
and anchanged sales 900 balcs-uplahds %.
Flour-superhnc State 5000 100; common to
fair extra Southern 6.66. Gold l4s@l44.--
Governments closed steady. Southerns dull
but generally steady. ..E,,
CMARLEsroS, May % Cotton declining with
bales: receipts olo; exports 1886; stock
1873. /
LIVERPOOL, Mny 2-Evening. Cotton closed
ifrcgular-uplands. l0B; Orleans llb@ll4
sales 10000 bales. i ,or0fi /,
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Sk,gn.5vr. ~. ~ ~ y. -, a -
:, ASS 11!M ARoUND.--O Our cxchangeSsfn
Shls ana nelghoorlng ,States' will sobligo us by
,lcT.R .pcSciunR inc annexed description of nun
Spllpg himselt Wm. ~ Harris, hailipg front
Marylaho, IN tho vicinity Of Fcdcrick City,
under false pretences in this community, He
rs an accomplished simpostor. and wa would,
guard the public agaiht biul Said Tfarris q
ABOUT fifty Years of'age, fiyo fecstc8 tf elcycns
inches high, wcigRsB about 8 lb. pouuds. fair
complexion, and blue eyes. He'hbasa 3 small
scar on his joft to,nne & JVEan ana;.aS ~ Nv
has peculiar motion 81 tba had St'' % g Alt
lypalsied and th;s l. nIso .ohssraaL,o i =
hands under similar c;rcnm,at spsass yIIn l. 80
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List Of Arrivals.
At Bieu0nu's Hotel G0r me ,reoL. on,

Al Bicmann's Hotel, .1or tie wech ending
Tuesday, Nays, 1870: y.
Richard S. Porcher, wife, child and servant,
Seneca, s. G. David Kiblor. Frog Level, S. G.;
C. q. Scrnggs, B. S. Gaillard, Il. II. L. r.; S.
s. Maroney, Cen. J. w. Harrison, Erastua W..
Eversen. Jeptha T. Wilson. Anderson c.. II :,
S. c.; w, II. d. Gullard, John B. Sitton, Pen
dleton, S. c.. T. l.. Maxwell, Toxaway, S. G, !:
ambrose l.. Cobb Grccnvillc G: H., S. c.; j.
York w. A. Addington. Franklin, N. C..;fW,
A. Lay, PcrryyilIc S C.
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. YOU need not hare3it long d go. TO your Drne.
i.tsanS rot a bottle, of De ilt ,F,lya
KRs KR VIZ FEDS 8 E& CTo Dir T~4it. t.will soop sygo
you. is dahgsfpps TO neglect Coughs This
ASaiuabls prepGfation tlay pc foand r IN Sstsry
sjllage and hsFsllet ip ths ssHsh, sM,s