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rTThe Cleveland Herald closes an able
and sensible article under the head: Who
are responsible for the riots:' with the fol-
lowing paragraph:
"a TO the propriery OF making the matter
Of birth question 10 our politics, We shall
give no opinion; neither is it our dutyto de-
fend the Know kolhings, for as we have said
before, VIZ are ignorant of all their doings,
but when the assertion is made that the late
riots are directly chargeable to the Know
Nohings, we say it is false. These riots are
the direct result Of the banded organization
Of For igners, who In sustaining the present
Locofoco party, have been wont to drive all
men from the polls save those of their politi-
cli faith. Native Americansm has finally
gathered force, moral force, physical forct.
and he scattered cohorts, of Locofoco.sm,
and the vanishing ranks Of foreign bulles,
only show how desperate has been the fight
to regain the rights of Americans
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S ELLING OFF AT COST!
A 10apa 0yhnmmm.

&&I ISS00 V V III a1lNOW
THE undersigned is about to change his business.
L of Gnnsmit hing, and offers his entire stock of
Guns, Pistols, &c., de-, at cost-also, Tools and fur
niture Any person wishing to engage in the bust
ness, will find this an adr.an IA geous chance.
The stock was purchased on advantageous terms,
and will be sold at a bargain.
March 24-tf d S. EBERSOL.
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SHORT HORN DURHAM STOCK FOR SALE

THE subscriber has three bull Calves three months
i old, and one yearling heifer, half blood Durham,
which he will SELL Persons desiring co improve their
Stock can find the subscriber eight miles from Bur
lington on the Augusta Road, within quarter Of
mile Ut the residence Of Mr.. Joab Comstock.
march %, '55-1m JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
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l3, ID. RAND 3 @ Oso
e. d, RAND q CO..

4 NXlOIIS to dispose Of Their prescn, large stool,
y Of Lumber. to make rootn for still larger stock
in the spring they think they make it ID tie IN
ter at Of all who wish to purchase to give then, call
and find out what Lumber ought to sell at. feb -
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-16

EupIRE Observation-Disclosures. Duval u
Anderson have recently finished off beauti-
rul suit Of rooms in the Empire building, on
Third Street, opposite the Barrett House,
They have newly papered and painted it,
dividing it into convenient and pleasant
,oom,. the whole to be used as first class
eating house. And they have also made pro-
vision for limited number of sleeping apart
ments, so that they can feed all who Gene
and lodge goodly number. They will daily
serve up Fresh Oysters and all the dei'ca-
cies Of the season, to say nothing Of the SUBJ
stantials.
Free lunch Tuesday at II O'Clock A. n.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-16

Ladies' Fssrntslsing Store and
5sS3:cNs3I3 DRESS MATING.
Corner Of Third and Washington SITS.
BURLiNG TON IOWA.
AIRS. r. F. HENDRICKS has the pleasure of in
Vu forming the Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity,
that she is receiving from New York by express
large supply of Dress Goods and Trimmings of the
finest quality which she offers at the cheapest cash
price.
Also, Dress Making in the latest French and New
York Fashions.
Ny stock consists Of Dress Silks, pain plaid stri
ped and watercd.
All wool Delaines Barages, Grape, JscKcnett, Plain
and Dotted Swiss.
Bishop Lawn, Collars, Chemsc.tes, U.ldcrslecves,
Flouncings, Edgings, Insertings Laces Of all kinds,
Kid, Lise Thread, Embroidered Gloves,
L ng and short Miits, Hosiery, Black Lace Wells,
Fancy Wells, Dress Trimmings. Sewing SILK,
Pins, Needles, Hooks Eyes,
Bonnet Ribbons, &c. &c.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-16

JEFFERSON HotsE, FARFlED, Iowa, BY
JouS Y. MYERs.-One of the best insttu.
tons in this troublous, MIGRATORY world is
a Clearly, quiet, we'll ordered and well man
aged public house. And among the best Of
these, wherever you please to look for the
other. il the jefferson House at Fairfield,
kept BY friend Myers, whose card will be
found in our paper. In al its appointments,
not omit ng the most perfect and satlsfac-
tory astronomical arrangements, the Jeff"r-
son House is model. We cheerfully re-
commend it, from personal knowledge.
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lie and beauties of Fanny Fern, just received and
IL r sale at fapril 81 CoRsE's.
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I'm pprtaUt 10 Mechanics,
ND Others wishing to purchase lots cheaply
IA will sell a number If Lets on the South Hill, at
moderate prices and upon indugcnt terms, to those
who design to improve the same the present season
Also corpie Of dwellings, with two lots attached to
each, for sale p. X. WILSON.
March 20, 1855.
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1 ,-.NERAL notions Of Chemistry, j PcoBzc and
III L. Frenzy. Translated from the French by
Edmund C. Evans. For sale at CoRsE's.
april g
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Continental Exchange.
EXCHANGE on Paris, in sums to suit, for sale by
p march 2s GREEN THOMAS co.
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IMPROVED CORN MILLS.
WE have for sale Pitts Patent rorn and Cob Mill.
w driven By H"..sse Power and ernds lG TO II
bushels I'll 81 nour. Price $50 Eagle Works Chicago.
Feb. ia. p. W. GATES d co.
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CPIRIIUALISM by Judge Edmouds and ID otor G
~ Dexter, first and second series just received and
for sale at (aprii 81 CvRsE's
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DRAIRfE FIRE very interesting tale a.
Il mari, VAN METERS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-06

Is until the irat ci October, whist IN Franklin coib-
ty ihey pay the same amount with permission 10 sell
for a year. Is this right IS itHONEsTf
In The SECOND place, II ai2 fuju1e ns aal1e of az
7asera Propsfaies. There hanareds, and per-
haps thousands Of Hotels nfhe State that actually
necessary 10 accommodate the travelling publie.--
Fhe proprienrs OF these houses have erected large
and in many instances expensive buildings for this
express purpose. Many OF them have been leased on
term OF years at high rents, and have been eXpen-
sigely fitted up The profits Of their table VIII
not support them at present prices, One OF two
things mast be done. Either raise their prices or
have their rents reduced. Aud this will affect every
man who is obliged 10 travel. When Of our citi
xens residing in The country is called to Bedford
witness or jury man. receiving 624 cts or day
Tor his pay hewIll be Obliged pay, perhaps, 81 %
or 81 so for his board. Tavern keepers cannot en-
terrain people at the prices they now charging
They must raise or give up business. II Liquors
should be sold any where, well regulated Taverns As
the place. Whilst this ant-I.icense law will bring
about the results designated, it will also greatly de-
crease the Revenue Of the State, aud promote
DRUNKENNESS to an alarming extent
The HONORABLE Fr. Jordan is entitled TO the
HONOR Of carrying this Bill throagh the Senate a.
.gainst the positive INSTRUCTION Of his consttfs
ents-and James Pollock Is entitled to the honor Of
attaching it his approving signature as Governor
of the Commonwealth. In Massachusetts the Know
Nothings have imposed heavy fine and long iu1pr-
sonmrnt upon any man who dares to make CIDER
or CtTRRANT WINE! Could fauaticsal 90 urthef
than this?
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ponents The Know-N0tItincs Il cofof4osrd ~
Democrats. II is natural they should desire.
their candidaie moi only to be lhe representa-
iisr oi their seftimrpls rpon these topics, in on.
position to The know- Noihings but also To coin.
eide with th~Fn upon TIE general policy Of th.
Democratic party and 10 yield aequitscenee up
an The issues Of the past do mol mean 10 saw
that this wonld be required as The terms Of snts.
port, bat | have heard il suggested as rronisir
10 concentrate the foil energy Of orposliion-.
Indeed, il has been minated that an acuujps.
cpnce in The policy Of ihe Democratic admins
tration might be necessary 10 give force and CO.
herence to the movement. Standing in the al
titude occupy, coud-only consent TO make
the race as an independent candidate, free from
all pledges whatever.
For these reasons ] am convinced that, in or
der to achieve success and combine the party,
il is better for the Democracy 10 select candi-
date from their own ranks, aud entruSt to bum
the advocacy Of the cause. For nv own part.
my belief is decided that the Know -Nothing
movement is as transient as its growth has bern
sudden. As between the Democracy and Itself
my choice is quickly made, but ] feel that
best consult my own dignity, and relieve nv.
setftrom all suspicious Of unworthy motives, if,
at the same time, that frankly ayow my de-
termination 10 support the principles Of The par
", decline lis honors. All that / ask, is the
privilege 10 sustain BY my yole, the wise,
great, and nobly liberal principles upon which
] know The Republic is fonndrd, and by the
faithful Observance of which | am profoundly
| conscious the social repose and political pros
perity Of the nation can alone be secured.
Permit me to return my heartfelt thanks to
those friends, both Wings aad Democrats, who
have 50 generally offered 10 give their warm
support.
| remain, with respect,
W. PRESTON.
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THE BEDFORD GILLETTE.
G. ". BOWMAN, Editor and Proprietor.

0l1-W invite the especial attention Of our readers
to Letter from Hon. DANIEL BLocHER which
vii be found on the first page. He IS one Of the
standard and radical Democrats OF Mary and and hls
familiar to many Of the citizens Of bedford
County, especially those Of Londonderry, Cumber-
land Valley, coIerain, and Southampton His sent-
,neuts are as manly and eloquent as they are true
aud convincing. All honor to such men
The Essay on Woman, BY I. r. FiC&RoY,
Esq, to whch alluded last week, will be found
on the first page. 1t is beautiful productions and
viii be read with interest.
RFJAMEs B.SANsOM, ESQ, Editor Of the Full
ton Democrat (and famy) have been spending a
lew days with their friends ia Bedford Mrs gives
2 good account Of the Democracy OF ''FnIfon,7 and
has no doubt they wi poll an increased majority al
the next election.
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Nnow-NotE.ilag RgeGeats!

TIA few DAYS since Beeson, Democrat ,sRs elect
ed Probate Judge Of Berren county, Aieftga1t 5y
Two hundred majority over tne hUow-Nathssss eaai-
date man who for years. fed and Clothed az Ile
crib 81 the Democratic party! Many an unsrateful
office seeker will soon find Themselves n the same
position.
Urg-KNOW NoTHlNGlsM continues or the wane
AT AN election IN Norfolk Va. Monday last, week,
tar n4nicpal officers, the democratic candidale iof
Mayor WAS elected by 6S majority. al The Sia'e e
lection, but few weeks ago, flourney beat se a.
bout 100 At the recent municipal election IN San
Francisco. California the Democrats carried the
Mayor, and elected half the council and o'her oh-
GERS Al the preceding election he h. y carried
every thing. The Placer Times ofJpne says + or
the information OF friends at the east, We VIII
state that the result is regarded here, uHdP an lne
circumstances, as OF the greatest democrats We
.ores ever achieved IN California
THE FIRST RESPONSE TO TIE PHLADEL-
pHIA KNOW NOTHING PLATFORM know
Nothineisn has met with terrible rebnke 10 the
city OF birth, and in city too, which has hhrr
TO been regarded as the Gbralier Of the erder' IN
1853 the Knosy-NOhuss carried the city OF New Or
leans by a majority of about two thousand, ard al
that time Illustrated, at the polls, The humanity oil
their principles and the patriotism Of their aspirations
by numbering three or four citizens VINO hal 'ae
misfortune of being natives OF Ireland In loJl they
again swept the city by majority nearly, II not
quite as large as the preceding year. Al the etec-
tion for Ctipf Justice o. LOuisiaTa which was held
on Monday last the state OF the poll IN New orleans
as follows:
Flgee misunderstanding d,4l5
Merrck, know nothing &2j1
Anti-know-nohng majority LIS
An Anti i-know-noth majority of eieUe" halfdref
aua faccutgeight and anti-kaownothng gain SINCE
the last election of over Hrec-if0Usg0d! This IS
fitting res ponse 10 the platform Of principles just con-
cocted by the second Hartford convention.
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nacent and wrll-meaning people in The country
who believed that there was still a Wing party,
ard that it was uot yet deiuDct in Tennessee !;
but that there might be no mistake, and that
none might deceive themselves with the idea
that in voting for Col. Gentry they we're voting
as Wings, for a representative Of Nhig princi-
pies, he would call npon bis competitor 70 state
whether the Wing party was in the land of iiy-
ing or not, and he would give way 10 let him
answer There being no chance for dodge
Col Gentry was compelled 10 come 70 his feet,
and 10 reply stated that The Whig party was
dead that he knew Of no such party in Fennts-
SEE, and that he was not IFS candidate, and did
not claim 70 be. The incident produced quite
a sensation, and many old Wings scowl"d as
though they did not approve Of the summary
mode in which Col. Gentry consigned their
party TO oblivion and erecled its tonb-slone.--
CiarksriHe (Iean.) JcBersoniaa.
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"AUGUsrUs B. LoxGsrREET."
Another Distinguished Southern Whig on
KNOW -N0thiDgiSm.
LOUISVILLE, June /, 1875

LOUISVILLE, June /, 1853.
To the Editors Of the Louisville Times
GFNrLrmEN Many friends, Irrespective of
party, knowing my views to be opposed to the
organization and policy ofthe Know Nothings,
have warmly urged me to become candidate
for recollection TO Congress from this district.
have stated that would consider the probosi-
tfon and give them an answer by the first of
June. After reelection upon the subject, do
NOT think am the appropriate person to make
canvas, and therefore decline the invitation.
The old Wing party by which ] was elected
is disbanded. A new organization, which pro-
poses 10 introduce questions of religious belief as
criterionS for Office, and to repeal the naturalza-
ton laws under which We have lived from the
beginning of our government, with the single
exception Of the federal interrrgnum under
Adams, when they We're extended to fourteen
years, has arrayed itself in the 6eld of politics.
In addition, we find that the new party main
tains an omnous silence in relation to the rights
ofthe Southern States, which should fill every
patriotic heart with fear. have.eyer been and
yet am inaexibly opposed TO such principles
The regularly nominated Democratic ticket
is the only opponent in the 6eld against this
new party. Ii is clear that it cannot achieve
success, siness, as IN Virginia, by the aid Of hon
est and fearless southern Wings, who viii not
be absorbed in secret traternities, and who de-
sire no ambiguous alliance with Northern Know
Nothings. Their aid has given the first check
10 this new party and annihilated its prestige of
victory. Bot, with these facts before uS, il cam
net be concealed, that the main body of The OPP
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-06
s RiGn NnnGE,

1G-The public have beer put in possession Of the
important fact that the Know Nothings of Bedford
County held delegate convention in this place, in
ssTemperance Hail. one day week before last, at
which the following extraordinary resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the subject Of Temperance did not
enter into and was not contemplated IN, the cleo
tjon last fall; and that, being more moral than po-
lcal question, il ought enter into politics at
all but Should be left the legally expressed wtllo
the peepie-unrammelled by any other consideration
Whatever.
Resolved, That the Legislators who passed the
Liquor Law at the late session OF the Penusy yivan'a
Legislature stock the responsibility, aDd should
themselves bear il: and that the American organiza
lion never intended, and does not intend, to range II
sefon either side of this question, as party
Cool, decidedly. Now ..that the subject of Tenn
perance' was the prominent element sin the election
last fall,'' is well known to every man, woman and
child in the couuty-and although the people, by a
decisive vote, declared against Prohbitory Law,
Know Nothing Legislature passed such Bill, IN It's
most odious form, and Know Nothing Governor aP-
proved it-and the people are officially notified
that the Know Nothing organization does ''not intend
10 range itself on either side of this question: This
Is a capital way OF meeting subject which has a
reused the Indignation OF the Taxpayers from the
centre 10 the circumference OF the commonwealth
lo,.lg..s. g,ooios of nOrcrvC, wen ,yortl,v
' -,
1Ge party rom "n'ch II e""'l'1e'' "e WIS
however, will have something to say tonctins the
matter. and with their verdict we shaii rest satsii-
81
nv 1,,.. -. a. f,,,,,.o So,
nc i'"u'eS "a ''e "'e-'' '.'S
were not appended TO these resolutions, rot even
those Of the chairman and secretary, thus evadng
the ,,snsf forms aItbo,ob If i ALLEGED that their
III. r. ,b., a,r. r.. fONO-
l"eeu's ""s pun "
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--latest SSaP News.
5.G09 KILLED AND WOUNDED.

New YORK, June 2S.-The steamer Baltic
arrived at one O'Clock This morning. She brings
t~pgrapliic details OF the capture Of Mamelon
and White Works, after sanguinarY fighting
5000 being killed and wounded The French
took g. guns and 800 prisoners; and their
new position enables them 90 she'll the shipping
in SebaSopo harbor. simultaneously the En-
gish sormed and took the Riilemen's works in
the Qnarries, but lost 800 killed and wounded
since then the firing has been slack. The fleets
have achieved new successes in the sea oI Azof,
and have burned stores at Tagannov, Aarpol,
and Genitsck. and an expedition is fitting out
against Prrekop.
We have nothing from Schemdya or the Bal
tic.
Breadstufis. influenced By thr fine weather,
are dali Wheat, 8 to I'D lower; Flour, Is to
IS: Corn, Cd to Is. Holders do not rvince
willingness to sell at these rates.
VIENNA, Friday, noon.-Gen. Lamora the
younger drd of cholera at Balaklava.
4 shameful occurrence took place. The
Russians fired upon a boat bearing flag OF
truce: p sailors and 3ofFcers were killed,
Private letters from Kerlsch give a fearful
account Of the sutIerings Of the Russian army as
we'll from wounds as from sickness.
The Russians are SAID TO have obtained COM
mnnication with the Crimra, independent Of the
road from Prrrkop, by constructing bridge a.
cross Soverei.
The British ship Shemecock was foundered
and lost at sea. She had cargo OF copper val
ued at 100000.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.-Da Dantzc, June ID.
The Vnlture has arrived with dispatches
She LEFT the fleet on the l lth, and anchored off
Cronstad on the 9th. The Russians fred
boat bearing flag OF truce, and g English sal
lors We're killed.
On the Sth the Magicianne fred for an honr
with great effect on body of horse, the artlIlr-
ry suffering bot little damage.
CRAcow, 14th.-The Emperor of Austria ar
rived yesterday.
The CFimea correspondence down to the 4th,
states that the weather is excessively hot. All
accounts agree that there is a vast amount Of
disease and drspondrncy in the garrison at Seb-
astnpol.
The English funds to-day have shown less
buoyancy. The discount honses gave notICeot
reduction Of rates on call loans.
AdviccS from the United States are looked
for 10 stimulate the prevailing tendency towards
confidence in manufactures.
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The New York Herald says !:

1--WE never belonged TO the know-uothiDgs.
We have taken the know-nothings into our
training school tor few months TO teach them
their places: bot if they do not show a little
more docihy and attention 10 our instructions
we shall turn them out, aud let them shift for
themselves We will have nothing to do With
any political animals who are not sensible, do
SHE, useful, practical, and full of grit
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Doclors Differ!

G7- 1t is we'll known that the question (IIQUoR
LAW) entered largely into the contest in lSjI.-
Chaa,leysjurg Repository and Hhis.
Resolved, That the subject Of Trmpera1ee did not
enter INTO, and was not contemplated in the cleo
tion last fall Late KRor-Notfiug Resoiation f.sza-
ok ~ Bsdford.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-06

We have frequently heard the celebrated Ucr''"
Bitters sold by Pr. C. NJ. Jackson, l2o Arch stree,
Philadelphia, spoken of in terms OF the highest 'oD
mendation, and we honestly believe that 1t Is one :.
the best medicines advertised for the complaints '''
which It is recommended. They pleasant 70 ''s ~
taste, and can be taken under any circumstance "
the most delicate stomach The press far ara ""s,
have united in commanding this invaluable fPihr"5
for dyspepsia, debility, &c, and such are the hea,'"
effects OF this panacea, that we hope It may De i''
dneed TO every family where Dyspepsia mas u I"
likely to have victim.
See advertisement
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Notice

All persons indebted TO the estate OF DoA.Hes 20
COOK. late Of the Borough of Bedford, deceaseui
requested 10 make immediate payment-ana ,hS ,hoo
having claims against said estate will preseh' "''
properly authenticated for settlement.
ANDRIS SAuPp, Erernio''
MARY COOK, Earcaf1f'
q tQE[
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Nor IN me BILLs.-We are informed that
Gov. johnson introduced feature INTO the de-
bale at Springfield not put down in the pro-
grammc He stated that there were many in
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-06

O-SYPHlLlS, SCROFULA AND DISEASED
BL0OD.-For these terrific diseases, Carier's Span
ish Mixture is the only specific
The proprietors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates of the most extraordinary cutS
effected By It,
We refer TO the certificate of Richard Adams, a'e
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton, com
missioner of the Revenue for Richmond Gene'at
Welch Of the Mammoth CircnS; Or. Hnndey' W
Washington City: Mr.. VIM. A. Matthews, and =, De-
Luck, Esq, of Richmond, Va, Mr.. F. Boyden' ~
change Hotel, Va; and a host of Others, who a''s
seen cases OF the worst description cured by carr.
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that 1t Is 'H'
greatest purifier of the blood known.
See advertisement.
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lNFLuENzA.-T This is very common disease at
ofthe year, and frequently leads TO deep->eal
ed coughs and oftentimes Consumption. 10 iho'r
who may be ihroubled in that way, we advise 10
read the following notice, and act accordingly:
From tie Pitts5urg Morning Povt, Oct. 2s, 1852.
lSFLuENzA.--One of the best Medicines for the
cure of Influenza, that be fonnd in the counry,E
DR.. keySer's Pectoral Syrup. We have tried H. and
take great pleasure in bearing testimony to ITS efca
cy. There is no huubng about il. Al tins season
OF the year, when half citizens are sneezmg
and coughing. il should be known that few spoons
fn of this medicine will in half day, work per-
feet cure Reader, you have cold take our ad-
vice, and bury bottle of Or. keyser's Syrup
It may be had al Rupp < oster's, of this place, ana
Colyin and Robinson, Schellsburg.