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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
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Granville. y. Y, Arr II, 1879
SitS BIGFLnw - Sin: Yours OF the 10 hut, uer {.
7 Below At hand rela.,on the lbs. at Mr. t-
lou saw "hr very h,nc- and WORTHY mAu, and ,la
ths payment uflhr "n was fnueh lnnti"n
tinn, nf which have doubt. and should he r.
ia el. rs lniYiiua - comp y"1th A'nr views n" %
por pol cy and Xpediecy ri al'N'ina and fnSlog
claim But ~ directors aud Ih' faithful rrprtSenta-
tivss of this mem era uf the con pHry, W. have ~
crrlion To allow and pay uc,.ln IN VII eh the insured
had ioeitei iS potcy by "'iiu OMISSION or rare"-.
neg ect, Ton the that the precedent would b. a
bad one nni one winch cuuit not wth safety al
opt; for IT, HAT would pay up bu those WHO
80 urioriurate "A. 10 meet tn Inss ASOhcers al
tins Institutions have but course tn pur-ue, and
tofleal with very member tariy md ir.tau-iy he
By-aw, OF tlii. com%uy require a. every member the
pavnent of assessment WITHIN specified time nfter
rolice and penalty or TIE non faNme0t thereof,
the ancriae tie oiicy. rti- - hs condition in
which We fri Mr.. Faro, and in view there the Exc.
cutiye Comm Last meeting rejected his los;
for the reason, that the policy had been cancelled for
the payment ri assessment
lnurs rr>prctlu Is.
ARCH BISHOP, Sccy.
49, brurdlc,
1t wa. clearly proved that Mr. rars h,l rrceivn3
tice ot many months b"iapr his las.
red. NhLAS HGLOW.
dir
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

1t is stated in one of our exchanges that Sena
tor Toombs, of Georgia, designs spending the
summer in Europe. He will return in time for
the mex; meeting of Congress.
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The relaxing heats of summer leave hrb.nd

7 he frIhAInE HtH1S OF summrT ItHN' htIihI
a long tanuf evil. Tec must IA -
grncr Il def liy, and ia mtrIdntf lawf'ss q"
s,iuls. For these recomn rud .ltecds md L..
tning cure, the .hape ct II atd'e German b Tics
prepared by De. NJ Jack ,on PMt1t fiu. 1t il, ~
opinion, med cine tcDcg3S-Hluuc Jump
proachpbr 1t seem, to sch the toupluh had oiihe
difficulty in the digestive organ 7atIun aud tins tsrr
cNe tie srcryt,us mud the bio ID al 'hc t,res mo,b
the 'ausco o. d it, tonic properties vlgp,
to the membranes OF / stomnch. uud prauotr the
cretun ct The gn-trlc luice, which di-,nN"+ the foot
While It's cordin soothing. and altcruye i, lueuce
pa- general regularity aud strength te notion Of the
~ncrctve uIgu-, aud -rcrsto ortiiy the constitution
Such Is our"wn experience u Is effects, and ~ he
leyr II ia oouhrme bN The evidence al all who Ia T.
trd il. ~ hal opportunity of wr's sihs il. orera
ti1H For ,nIrhy DIR Jackson, l20 Arch street. See
advert cement,
nml2S A2M
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pDSTpDkcNENY

The uho,e al a. po-tl ...c'' ~ h,' - = .lpv e.
MAY, IT, 4pie take place hat day inmcdia,y nj
ter the nrri, al Of the IL! Ts fror, L,uehluIf
f. :. itu1fER, Trustee
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BASIS PRINCIPLES. Copies of the " Basis
Principles" of the American party in any gum
titv at this office. Price. 81 cents a hundred, or
30 cents when more than one hundred are need
ed
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ELECTION TICKETS, supplied promptly and
chenplY at this office. Send in Your orders.
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Whit are the Wise party coniendine for IN
tbs canvass Al Stnunon thcy failed 10 assert
the principles of the pnrty,or the objects soogh!
10 be accomplished by ,hc election Of their can
didates. They constructed no other pntf orn bat
feeble one Ia prop the Administration ut Wash.
ilgian. and the Richmond Examiner hns already
knocked that 10 pieces, by eonfes,ing their
wretchcd incomPet"uey x gross mi-manageInent.
Mr.. Wise was giycnH cdrte blanche to adopt
whatever " Basis Principles he chose and the
organs were ready TO buck linn but he has son.
tented himself with opposition to Americans m
and the organs have contcnted themselves With
faithfully echoiug him. Win, does this den otc'
Evidently and only an apprehension that ma
ioritv of the State favored Americansm. and
would vote for its advocates aud ckponeu Is
The whole effort, therefore, of Mr.. Wise ard his
supporters has been and IL 10 prevent The peopie
from doing what they wanted To do. And this il
Democracy This is tho practice, while tho the.
CRY is that the people are never wrong, and THEN
will should always be regarded IIurrah for Mr..
Wise and modern Democracy.
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~ GElCE.-All Hose nitbrsd 10 the firm of
d. VI Gugcent rimer arr requested suite at thc If
eariie.t convenience with y .GUGGENliElMER.
maYl ldl
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Is ia#'=aiFsant an event 81 the removal # a
village Post master was, yet the public sense
Of right rose up against land the courage of the
government gave way before the indignation
of the people. The lesson should have been
remembered by both. bat has failed TO be of
profit to the former. The Post Office De-
purtment still assumes to intermoddle with the
Virginia election. mud some Of its agents hnre
no higher notion Of rrnprictf than 10 desert their
duties mud TAX the field for Wise aud his party.
This j. one If the class Of evils which call for
form AT the hands Of the new party. now soon a-
We believe. to be inaugurafed in power Tue eN
ecutvc md ministerial departments nced n
thorough averhnuling. The officers Of the gov
erpnau'. FROM President 10 porter. must be taught
LAT th'v hafe official duties Ia perform, and pre-
l. iaeb-rryc: that they are III" hired
I tn" penpl". not their masters, and
80 80, anu.i know their places or leave them.
-. i - It the Administration party in the
,s...# = .1#tl5ap sell be wholesome adn,oniiion
1 al vino aose imprriuentIy sought to Influence
il, nud cdil lpon NIL who cherish the rights Of
the States aud the freedom aud sovereignty OF The
people To assist in guarding these, and ,dmins
tering a rebuke Ia all federal interlopers
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CT. I'D s!tVE BEpi.TH.,yT.

C=-~z- tn E'sE# 49, sszT > zzH-7 szsFzHT'
:"
lIrsTiSGs CouRr.-Ihe Court was occupied
ela..a oha.,.,., ,.;.l ii Ar
-. H.. o,,oina,;o, of The witnesses tho eopr,
=, ,,o instance of tho C,mnarvcal,h,s Attor,ey
i;solar,ed ,,,o nri.o,or tn. co,,,t .ben ,d,,,n
Il
AYNoYASeE.-We har' boon reg =. - call
the attention of hacknen 81 rae l.dia11sf Eain-t
La. a,;... 49,, .crved
y.,,,.. i'm ,rt.r !, ,o. NIL. The di.,pr-
l.,..co c,.otod he tho f,eonent nas.ace Of yeh
1T. Ill. .
- ny ''' "'''"'S = WY ','''' -, ~" -
m'ni-' = AM coher'Gal"n'' anu sl"ui' nov ne
tolerated. We call the attention oil Inc proper
TINT he enforce its Observance Mt once and
s.r;o,l,,
cao, Vr,ra,p Tho ,.s, f,v davs bove
boen romorlahlv caol for tho season. the Their
mometer being as low as 90
ooua, - ,ho ro.ino ,,bl;sbod h. .bo uoynr IN
ro,,rd To license. A few DAYS lnngcr will be al
Iowoa and all vbo bavo not aone so will save
tho annoyance of a fine nv attaining their license
,,a. o,;uoa ,oroho,, 80 ,h,. ,,1aoo rooai,,
al j.. c.w Jaysaao in let,or tr,,n po .,on with.
an, s;,,no,nro and v;,b no,bin, % show 10
sourc'' 'housanu o'''ar ho.o Vi TUE "'ooe Dunn
o' boston, WIN the remark 'ha' the sender owed
inc money ana TOOK 'ha' opportunity Oh return
phrANioHf VI iN''"aN NJ 'n'q'' 20
Ia sa'ieu from 'i""p'o" ''oau' 'o' i''''',a Oh
oa'ntu"y na'lns Oh oonra large NUMBER pi 'l,
6'' hn,o nf adon,;nme GaneraI
Cit ,,, ~ ,,,,'.,. '"' AVN
See the advertisement of b. F, Childrey & Co.,
Commission Merchant, Petersburg.
EXTREMES 30 MEEr.-An exchange states that
one young man recently shot himself because he
could not get ,rif and another because he
could not get dirorce Poor fellows.
THE pRosprrT. news received by the
Alexandria Gazette, n. to the approaching cleo.
tion. in this State. from ali quarters, continues to
be highly favorable to the prospects of the Amer
lean party
George have refused 10 grant license to sell IL
qnor.
JOSEPH eEGAK Esq'ls the candidate OF the A
merlcan party for the Senate OF Va, from the dis
PEAS AND SrRAWBEKRlEs-We learn from
the Norfolk Argus that peas and strawberries
ar ,,,a, a;,. p.a' e., .,
"a
EPISCOPAL CoNvENrIoS-Th Annual Con
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
The Diocese Of Virginia. will neo. on the 10th in.
-taut u, Lexington
i, Alexandria severul lay z..r- t5ft f,l,nrno,.
woold h, olrc,pJ Governor. a,.l .l. money mt
nm has na, vet heen tnken
i,SNY.-The Frederick hurg News says !:
II af withdrawals, here we learn that two ncv-
"a belonged to tho order, two can't write. and
two say they never authorized any one to sign
their names"
The WHEAT; he wheat prospect in Stafford
o,,a KIM, Caorc,o fr tvont,, 6vo ,iIos oI,,. .ho
p....,.,,, -. +. O..
h"Plan"h""eh' - "'''"a"y i'""hN''ls' III "nhy
n'iuS Inc grown Is Knee nsn' promising an eur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

TIE AMERICAN PARTY of Richmond were ad-
dressed at the African church Wednesday night
by Messrs. VIM. II. Mcfarland, Ro c. Standard
and Il. T. Daniel. The audience was large
and enthusiastic one.
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DoGs.-Thc attention Of the owners of dogs is
called to the notice published by the Mayor in
regard to license. A few days longer will be al
lowed, and all who have not done so will save
the annoyance Of fine by obtaining their license.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

Cool WrArnER.-The last few days have
been remarkably cool for the season, the Their
mometer being as low as 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

PAYINGA DEBT. = Tho Alexandria Gazette
states that aretired merchant ofthat place receiv
cd, few days ago. in letter from 30 ston, with
out signature, and with nothing to show its
SOURCE thousand dollar note of the Globe Bank
of Boston, with the remark that the sender owed
the money, and took that opportunity of return
ing it to the person to whom it belonged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

Woop BouLDlN EsQ.-'fhe Wing Publishes a
communication correcting the msrcpre sentaton
of q correspondent of the Enquirer, in reference
to the position of this gentleman in the present
canvass. Mr.. Boudin will support the American
ticket with zeal and cordiality, MS all his friends,
from The high and sterling character of the man,
were fully aware of before.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

DEPARTURE OF EMIGRASTs.-Th barque Co.
ra sailed from Hampton Roads for Liberia on
Saturday, having on board large number of emf
grants, some returning thither, others seeking a
ne, home of adoption. Several missionaries of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, says the Nor
folk Argus, 90 out passengers.
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tP' The Richmond Dispatch and ltimors Sun
aLlrecd 20 clny. Daily until day nl ene.
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See the advertisement of b. F, Childrey & Co.,
Commission Merchant Petersburg.
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EPISCOPAL CoNyENrloE.-The Annual Con
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
thu Diocese Of Virginia, will NEE. IA the 10th in.
-taut NJ Lexington.
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,SNY.-The fredericksburg News says
- .ae seven whose names are written IN the
i pf Withdrawals, here, we learn that two new
"a belonged to tho order, two can't write and
Two say they never authorized any one to sign
their Names
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PEAS AND KAWBERRIEs.-W learn from
the Norfolk Argus that peas and strawberries
are in the Norfolk market,from gardens in the vi
cinity of that city. Pens So FER peck-straw.
berries 81 a gallon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

EXTREMES 30 MEET.-An exchange states that
one young man recently shot himself because he
could not get mitf and another because he
could not get dirorce. Poor fellows.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

The SrETuosCoPE.- Messrs. Richie and Dun
navant purchase d the Stethoscope, medical jour
nal, on Monday last for Sl,s9306.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

violin ] can play whole piaess Of music
on the sirirg, with one fnger only, and with
rspidness, and many curious executions T
can preform; also ny music will be wholly
original, and beholden TO no foreign cotn-
positor. ] commenced playing at seven
years Of age, have practised for tTenty-nine
years, pore or lesa: never went to music
school in my life, and an therefore self
taught regular Yankee genius in music
as some woald term it. ] could give you
quite history Of my life and manner OF
playing, together with the success in gain
ing tie point of playing the instrument, as
I consider to the nicely OF IT. / can play
II with my arms laced with a cord to my
body, as we'll as have them at liberty -
Neg York Tribune.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Improved Dasuerrcosypes.

A LII Who wish to have coed iteness Of
~ themselves or of their friends. can n,,w
be accommodated at the ssExchanse Building ;,
Immediately above the Store of Mr. Il. B.
cFamcr, where Daguerreoty pes Of all sizes az,
done up ia the most beautiful style hy THO
MAS Il. GEFrYS, JR. Taken siagly VI 3n
groapes. Persons taken after Geeease.
Ladies and Gentlemen are res pectia.)y tnYi
ted TO call and examine the specimens
Young lady bring in that eueflbie father
and that watchfgl mother, sI,d secure a iikencss
to-day, for TO morrog. 4 may be TOO late
Mother bring on those little ones, with earns
JOCKS and sparkling eyes, they viii make pr
ts plctares, and then should death remove them
You can exclain,
"Gone TO their rest, yet We woald not recall
them,
Back to this world Of sorrow AMI pain.
Cons to their rest where no iii can lefalI them.
fet We 6ave their likeness both perfect sua
plain"
Gold lockets, single aad doubit--also fanrr
cases constantly on hand
Instructions given in the Art and appa-atus
fnrnished on reasonable terms.
Bedford, Dec. 81, 1856
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Gen. Cass no Candidate.

Gen. CAss authorizes the Washington
Union to say, that in the caucus of Demo
cratic Senators, on Wedne sday last, he de-
elared that be was not candidate for the
Presidency, and that be was unwilling for
his name TO be presented as such to the
Democratie National Convention.
The Detroit Free Press publishes the
following note from Gen. CAss:---
DErRoIr, Nov. "A, 1855.
Gentfemsn:-I have received your letter,
asking ME il l am candidate for the ofice
of President Of the United States, and cx-
pressing the qualification il would give you
TO support me for that high station.
While thankipg you for this manifestation
of your kindness and confidence Of which
| shall always preserve . grateful recollec-
ton, reply that an, not candidate for
the presidency, nor 10 desire thas my
name should be presented 10 connection
with it to the consideration of the Demo
cratic party OF the United States.
/ am, gens.susen. with great regard 'ruly
yours,
LEWIS CASS.
Andrew J. Websser. ESQ, and others
Philadelphia.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

exerted 10 keep it in the shade. Since he
a5seonded his health has steadily declined,
and he die,l literally Of broken heart
Many distinguished fnanciers Of New York
viii not be sorry to hear of his death. He
leaves, I am told, large collection of i'm
portaut papers which add--for they will be
published "a curious chapter to the history
of ycur New World speculations. His body
has bean temporarily embalned, and will
probably be sent to Amcrica,"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28

SINGULAR Anna aud the Seven
Millions.--A very singular fact in relation
to the Mexican Legation at Washington has
been brought to light here within few
dave. II seems ihhss when Santa Anna
received intelligence tia. the Nesilla treaty
had been ratified, and that the seven mil
lions had been paid TO Gen. klIuou,e, and
oy him deposited in Bank, he became seri-
ously alarmed lest bis minister should prove
as big rascal as himself, and appropriate
the money TO his own purpose. Tae temp
tatioD, to his corrupt mind, seemed so ir-
resistible that lie forthwith recalled Gen.
Almopte and sent minister's commission
by the same mail TO Seaor Arangoiz, then
Mexican oonsul-Geueral at New York, who
By this means became the trustee of the
sevsn millions deposit. Arangoz availed
hissslf ofthis opportunity to retain con-
mission Of one per cent or 1000 for bis
services IN handling t6guratiyelyl so large
an aEnsans of specie, wherenpon Ssnta An
~ turned him out and reinstaied AiDonte.
Singular TO ssy, his transaction never be-
came public, nar was il Known TO the Gov
erament of ths Unite3 States uutil quite
recently.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
NEWS FOR THE PIOpIE.

ATE ARRIVAL o7 Kew AND CHEAP eoors AZ
IL REtp's CoLoSsApE SroRr
The subscriber has Just returned from the
Eastern Cities, and is now receiving and opea-
lug large assortment of splendid Goods, Sc
iected With care, and suitable TO the season:
comprising LADIES' DRESS Goops Of the newest
styles-Siiks, Merinoes, CasamsFes, Persian
Twill, Alpscas, Delaines, G. Blaze and Wool
PIsas, Inserting. French worked Co'iars'an
under Sleeves, SILK and Gum Belts, Cloths Of
all shades, Cassimcrs, plain and fancy Satine;is,
Jeans, Twetds, Overcosts, Buffalo Overshoes
for Ladies and Gents. Gum Shoes and Sasdels,
Boots and Shoes, a large assortment. Hard
ware and Qneensware
GR0CERIES-~Coupri Rio, Jarl, La
guira Cofse--Sugars of all descripfions-Sy
rups and MclaSses-Rice Tobaccc-SperIa
Oil. &c., Sc.
Bring on your Cash and Produce 20 REEDS
SroRE where ron viii find all your wants, ::
the lowest cash prices.
Bedford, Dec. 81, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Condition Of the Moruons.


Mr.. Greely, IN the midst of Bit sengineer-
ing for the speakorship, at Washington has
found time to converse With an intelligent
gentleman who recently made the trip from
the Pacific across the Plains and who gave
a horrible account Of the moral and social
condition of the Mornons, with whom he
spent some monthsa He left them wsllc "
ing deeper in the slough Of filthy seasuali.y,
with certainty of going from bad 10 worse
till their whole fabric of irnposture is ex-
ploded by the miseries it creates and diffnses
He says the women are nearly all anxious 10
ay from the horrible den, especially those
who have been s.sealea'' a. The ssspirifual
wives" Of the scoundrelly hyEocrites wbopro.
pagate and uphold this nops:rous delnslon
Nearly all the leaders have from three
women each mp TO Brigham Young seventy
some of whom make poor living BY wash
ing the clothes of the United state soldiers.
Hundreds of these de eeiyed, abused women
certainly attempt to beg the privilege Of
coming away with the troops and trains pas
sing from time 20 time through Or coming
from Salt Lake city, but this cannot be al
lowed. Nearly all would get away if they
could. Such pictures of distress and des-
pair as are presented By many of these de-
ceived and abused women can be found
nowhere else than in Utah. Hundreds of
Of them never beard nor dreamed OF the
spiritual wife, system until it burst upon
their amazed vision on their arrival at Salt
Lake. And such . mixture OF profanity
aud blaaspheny, ronsensc, impudent as
sumption and butfoonery az is contained IN
their sermons and other religious exercises
cannot be paralleled in the world. 4 Cen
tile of any account IS carefully watched from
the hour he ventures among them. aud there
is little scruple as to the means whereby
troublesome intruder Is disposed Of Ball.
finer.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
Keeps something of his glory in bis dust.
The Foreiga Party.


The Anli-Aneriean papers are beginning
TO feel very sore a: being branded as organs
Of the foreign party.
Unon this subject the Louisville Journal re.
marks:
They say that III ere is an insignificant
toreigA vote al the South. They doa't like
nick names. They have called the Ameri-
can party the "nnshroom conspiracy" the
.'aark lantern party, and have been very
profuse IN the epithet Of smurderers,' s;hugs,'
'ehurchbarRers,' midnight conspirators,'
and any thing else THAI is vile and criminal
towards the individual members of tho
American party. They have abused Amer
lea aud Americans; they have insaltei the
native born Of the country BY pronouncing
them uu6t to govern themselves aud landed
to the skies the great mass of foreiga i'm
migrants, as.she only people IN this country
Ct or capable Of exercising the rights of
popular sovereignty and now forsooth they
object to being called the organs of the for
eigu party.
There is beyond doubt foreign party in
America The Germans and Irish have or
ganized political associat ions as Germans
and Irish and not as Americans. They are
opposed to Americanism. They have found
that they were able to control, By their
mercenary votes, the las: Presidential cleo
ton, and they hope By concentration of
their strength aided by the Anti American
native born citizens, TO continue to control
all our State and national elections. They
have determined to do 50 By force of arms
if necessary. Against this combination of
foreigners the American party is contending.
The Americans are struggling to retain the
hirth-righs given to them by their fathers;
they are endeayoring to preserve the Ameri-
Gao institutions which we're founded by the
revolution, they are seeking to pcrpetsase
the American Union and to defend it agains.
foes At hona and abroad. The constitute
national, and American party, opposing the
insolsns aggression OF foreigners, and those
who oppose them not only deserve, bat are
really atders and abesiors of foreigners, and
cae only be known as the organs Of the for
.igD party.