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hs fir day Of .dugtat nerf -1
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
The Nebraska Question,

For many years past few journals have been
more popular with the Wing party, particular
ly of the Northern States, than the Louisville
Journal The bitter but often witty filings OF
PRENTICE at Democratic men and measures,
have at one time or another found place in
the columns of perhaps every Whig paper in
the land, and been eagerly quoted and endorsed
by the rank and file of that party. Atthe out
SET Of the Nebraska agitation, the Journal OPP
posed the new bill mainly on the ground of the
danger of its renewing bitter sectional strife,
but it now bitterly denounces the absurd pro-
ject Of repeating it, and concludes an article on
this subject with the following unanswerable
argument in favor of the bill itself, which the
old admirers of the Journals savings viii do
well to ponder on:
"And, after alls the main principal Of the
Nebraska bill is certainly in itself right. We
do not see how any man of good sense, who ex-
amineS the subject, can come to any other con-
cluSlon. We can see no reason why the gen
eral government should say that the people
living on one side OF the parallel of latitude
shall have the privilege of deciding for them
selves whether they will have a certain insti-
tuition not, but that the people on the other
side Of the parallel shall not have that privilege.
Such discrimination appears to MS to have no
foundation in justice, reason, or common sense.
We cannot but regard il as odious and wrong.
Give TO the people Of all territories the pow
er to choose their own Institutions, or give it TO
none. We should almost suppose that the nor
thrrn people would have too much sectional
prtde to be willing even to submit TO the dis
elimination which they adrocate. How can
northern folks reconcile it to their feelings that
northern folks shouldn't have the same priy-
lege OF sei-governnPnt as southern folks-that
persons living north of thlrty-siy thirty, should
be denied powers freely exeI cised by all persons
south Of thirty-six thirty? When before was
it known that the people of any portion of the
country contended zealously for denia Of
their Own section Of powerS, priDlegeS and
rights, belonging TO other sections2 viii our
northern friends do us the favor to bestow a
thought or two, and word or two upon this
view OF the SUBJECT
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Whom they would Prescribe.

1t is understood that by the tenets of the
"KDow-Nothing'' associations their mcpbrrs
are sworn not only to prescribe all foreign born
citizens, but all catholics, wherever they may
have been born Now, there are thousands and
thousands of people in this country, of the cath
olic religion, who were born upon the soil, hun
dreds Of whose foreiatherS fought in the revoIu-
ton, and who, many of them, Were themselves
soldiers in the last war with Great Britain and
in the Mexican war-American by birth and
patriots by impulse. All these "Know-Noth-
ngism" would prescribe, distranchise, ostracise,
together with NIL adopted citizens, no matter
what their religion
What monstrous, anti-chriSian, anti-Amer-
can organization must this be. No wonder its
members make their connection with it a pro-
found secret No wonder their meetings and
all their proceedings are shrouded in darkness.
Democratic Unica.
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CASSVILLE SEMINARY.

The CqssriHe Male and Female SenA@I
of the Baltimore Conference, will open u
last term OF the second year, on THURSDAY, Ar
gust the 10th, and its first term Of the thITa!f'
Nov. 16.
Expenses for Board, Tuition, Room-renI a'
Furniture, for one Academic year, $50.
Cassrille, the seat of the Institution, Is a "
mantle, mountainous region, twelve miles i''D
the Penna. Rail Road, at Mill Creek I'l
which it is accessible BY stages. The pI, u.,
of Instruction will consist of seven, and "'.
prepared to impart instruction in all the p'~
tical, Scientific, Classical, Literary and V'.
mental branches usually taught in similar
stitutions. Catalogues and circulars, or or'.,
information, can be had by addressing lnet"
cipal. ]. t. TOMLlN
C'aserilir, HantnG9on Co., Pa,
August /, 1S5i.-2m.'
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G0V. BIGLER.

10 His Excellency, WILLIAM BIGLEn, arrived in
Bedford last Friday evening, and took lodgings at
Maj. DAVIS Hotel. On Saturday, in the absence OF
any arrangement, several hundred of our citizens
called 10 pay their respects to HIN, and had pleas
ant interview. The bold and manly ground taken
by the Governor, Cn his recent letter) in defence
his official acts and the great principles Of the Demo
cratic Party, has inspired lively confidence through
out the Commonwealth, and Democrats feel COM
mendabe pride in having such standard-bearer to
lead them 10 certain and overwtekimg uictory. Gov.
BlGLEE has conceameDts on any subject affecting
the public interests. He is ready, willing, and
anxious 10 speak TO the people face face, and
meet any charges that opponents may prefer a
gainst his administration. He is also ready to de-
fend the CONSTITUTION against all encroac hments
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

Iy-Col. THos. ]. KEENAN,, the able and ac-
ccmplished Editor Of the pittsburg Daily Union,
spent day or two at the Bedford Springs last
week. He gives encouraging accounts of our
political prospects in The West.
20 Our valued friend, Hon. john c. KNox,
Of The Supreme Court, arrived at the Bedford
Springs few days since.
u Hon. P. c. SHANNON, Of Pitsburg, made
many friends in our place during his stay at the
Springs. He is a noble specimen Of a true De-
mocrat and accomplished gentleman, and is a
fayorite wherever known.
IEMr WIN. Cessna desires us TO say that
he does not wish to be considered a candidate
for County Commissioner. No man in Bedford
County is better qualified 10 fill the office than
MIR. CESSNA.
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frequently bad the whole control OF the business
OF her husband. Coroner Goldsmith held an
inquest upon the body, when the jury returned
verdict that she 'scame To her death in conse
quence Of being burned with oil contained
in lamp thrown at her by her husband. -
Baltimore .f7ser7ean
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DIR. P. S. THOMPSON

Having permanently located at CfnifT'g -,
Bedford County, Pa. offers his Professlohar, ~,
vices to the Citizens of the surrounding |us ~,
try. Office and Residence at the HaI'-"'
House.
July 2S, l85i.-2m.
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WI AR RIEn.

On the I'd inst, by the Rev. Wm. Kono ;,
Henry srEuckMAN, TO Miss ApALixA T. Ss,aN "''
both Of Harrison township. IN,
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gy Gov. BIaLER visited Schellsburg on Tuesday
last, and spent few hours very pleasantly con-
veIsing with the citizens of that place. He was
eourteously called upon by gentlemen of both par
ties Mr.. FRAzkR served up dinner on the occa-
sion that would have done honor any Hotel in the
County.
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"PoIk Better Tariff Man than Clay,

UJ- The Philadelphia Neacs complains that the
''Democrats claimed Polk better Tariff man than
Clay" Egpe,ience having em7haticaly developed
the fact that the Tariff of 1916 is letter Tariff than
that OF 1912, of course, Polk the best Tariff man.
The Wings having bartered their bantling of 1912,
for the principles of party which profess TO ''KNOW
NOTHING - the News ought to be ashamed TO tor
ture them by thus raking up its ashes
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

D- We authorized to announce Maj. SAMUEL
III. TATE, of this Borough, as candidate for Pro-
thonatory subject TO the decision of the Democrat c
County Convention.
u We are authorized TO announce WM. NJ. Hall,
ESQ.,. of Bedford candida te for the Legislature,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic District
Conference.
DT We authorized TO announce JOHN S.
RlCHEY, ESQ, of Bedford Township, as eandi-
date for Commissioner, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
Aug. 4, 1854.
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Qg~ We invite attention TO the advertisement oil
Mr.. ToMrTS, Principal of the Ca>sville Semina ry,
which will be found in the Gazette of to-day, and
take pleasure in saying that the Institution over
which he presides is worthy of generous support.
Mr.. 7. is well adapted the charge entrusted his
care, and hope he will receive liberal encourage
ment from this quarter.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

A VERY SAD SToRY.-The Edwardsville (Ill.)
Enquirer, of the l4th, tells The following, as
sad story as we have lately heard: We have
just heard of a sorrowful incident-the effects Of
a fright. A coIored woman, named Bruner,
who, with her husband, lived some six miles
from this place, was supposed TO know where
some stolen property was concealed. She de-
MED all knowledge ofthe property, wheFeup-
on her accusers told her that unless she told the
truth they would take her from the house and
hang her. She still stoutly denied Knowing
anything of the property. and appeared much
frightened. On their repeating the threat TO
hang hrr, she tainted away and died in short
time aiterward. She was encente at The time.
Since then, her husband, through grief from her
loss, has b+come maniac. Such an occurrence
should prove warning in future as TO how far
coercion is carried towards defenceless women.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

BCFFALo, July ga despatch has been
received in this city, from reliable source, an
nouncng the death OF ex-President Fillmore's
brother Charles, who died yesterday, at St.
Paul, Minnesota, suddenly supposed of chole-
ra.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.--We learn that dur
ing the thunderstorm of "Wednesday afternoon,
house near Tonawanda was struck by light
ming, and four of the inmates, mother and
three daughters, were killed The information
came to US through gentleman who obtained
ii of a German, and was unable to give us the
names Of the sufferers or any further Details
Buffalo Democracy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
Sheriff's Sales,

BY virtue of sundry writs of Fl. Fs. 70
directed, there will be sold, at the eonr, h..
in the Borough of Bedford, on Monday ,ba ao's :.
day of September, 1884, at ? O'Clock. p NJ :,
following real Estate, viz: ' 4"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
KENT PAINE 4 KrN,r

fmporters and Wholesale Dc es In Forclxn Dome.c
DRY GO DDS,
No. II Fos,teenL s.rces RicAnaond
SPRING TRADE, 1SSl.-ws Ar nov reoeivinS h.
- steamers and packets from Glasgow navis our
Spring Importation Of
= BRI7TSH. FRENCH. AND GERMAN DRY oooas
Purchased the beet TERMS entirely eompr,ins
very large and splendid assortment Of styles
And various arrivals nom Nav
variety WV
also prepared large stock Of READY MAZE
CLOTHING manufactured At home under in
the lAtsst and best style.
With a,tos anu,a.ly large and well selected with Increased
the trade that
invite the merchants OF Virginia. North and
examine sok before purehang with
oods will be sold Low they any market
In this country.
It's keep stock the year and
merchants Wishing our city At will we'll pre-
pared to than.
f.2S KENT pAINr ursr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
a HkDkN sKkDs, wARRAs
" whoL' BALE AND RErA

Pw"Rts-Nh ite Giant.
drifthoke-Largr Glib
Bcins-Larse Lima; Small do;
Ned Cranberry, SCARLET Runners;
Droa . MlLdsor.
Sr0p Bedns-Early yellow.
Biz Week.; do Mohawi; do Obi.
na; do Valentine do; Hair M, on.
Refugee, 1000 to ont; Red Gran.
berry.
Early Blood Turnjp.
Rooted; d. yellow do do: Lopv
Blood; VIII te sil,sisn; French
sugar; Mangel wurtrei.
6oeoSi-Purple Cape; White
taotoce-Early York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do BAT.
ter, ca; do Uxheart; do yannrt.
do Nonpareil: Fiat Dutch, Drum,
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ed savoy Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Picking.
Chullfoteer-E harry and Late.
Celsrg-white soiId; n, d do
- Cdoro:-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; White Field.
6ress-Curlrd or Psrpergras..
Cucumber Early Frame: do
Cluster; Long Gre n; Long Green
southgate; White splned; Cher.
corI,E,riy Sugar; do Tusca.
Endfre-Green Curled.
HSl,e-siberian eurled; Rape
Leet-LarEe Scotch.
Luuee-Royal White Head:
Ice Drumhead; white Co,,;
brown Dutch; Curled India or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

AnbRETHs WARRANTED GARDEN sEFDs ~.
seo'eeers have Iast receiving h,lr s.n-,
,n ppy o. .esh and genuine GARDEN sFIp eui,, %
Mr. David LAndrsih, Philadelphia the ousi,s ~,
@ nov 80 rens.iy there are su; ie. y.r
TO pnrchAe Seeds. Who una ausin..a
ts relied P>''oi ear AAsoftmtnt and