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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14
Bedford icad envy ard Female
seminary.
w. w. CAMPBELL, Principal.

rEyHE first session Of tie 5tb school year of
a thisInstitution viii ePen on Monday morn
ing the Sd day of September. Tie past
history Of the Acadesay, VIII, we trust, BE
sufficient gnarantee Of its fature efficieney.--
The branches taught will be the same as hereto
fore. To master principles WIll be considered
the most important pursuit Of the pupils; and
while it will be the constant business Of the In-
struetorto impart knowledge, it will also be his
aim to lead his pupils TO make a practical APP
p-ication Of their acquisitions. 10 load the
mind with inaumerable formulas, without cause
ing II to nse them, would be like placing bow
n a child's hand, without teaching him how to
Aend it, In ine II shall be our object, as il has
ever been, 10 lead the pupil TO think
Gr n B. Instruction IN Single and Donhel
Entry Book Keeping will be given By the Prin-
cipal. The.cIass in this study viii be 50 arr arg
cd that any young men desiring to pursue this
important branch, in order TO prepare them
elves FOR clsrkships, caH recife IN II alofs =
bis recitation viii receive attention out Of the
TgRlsr school heu-s, Instruction in this
.ancilis sr:ru, and viii be charged accord
T gly.
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NEW STiGE LINE.

TIE subscriber las started u new Stage
Line from STosERsroHS to REnFORD, which VIII
run each way twice every week.
The Coach will leaye Stonersto~n. on NON
DAY and FRIDAY OF each week. Immediately
after the morning train arrives ffom Hunting
don, and returning. win leave Bedford on
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, ana arrive
ia Stolerstown in time to meet the ey enng train
Tor Huntingdon, being much the near st and
cheapest route to Philadelphia.
Fans only Sl.?5 to Stonerstown.
PETER ELLISON.
Nov. 2s, ls55-6t.
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On the 9th, in St. Clairsville, BY Rev. +.
Benedict, Mr.. JOHN j. PoTTER, and Miss
SARAH FURaEY.
In Schellsburg, on Thursday the 9th inst.
by JOHN Smith, Esq, Mr.. F3HS McGaEw,
and Miss CHRISTINA, daughter of Conrod
Otto, all Of Napier Township.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

We are sorry that the letter from our
Washington correspondent did not reach us
in'time TO bepublished this week. 1t will
find = conspicous place in our next, aud our
readers viii recognize in it the pen Of an
old acquaintance. We shall look for his
contributions with anxiety, and we have no
doubt his racy productions viii Behailed,
with much pleasure, b5 the readers of the
Inquirer and Chronicle.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

The late elections go to show that the
American party is by odds the strongest
and most efficient organ zation against Loco
focosm in all the States of the Union.
North and South. 1t would be the part of
wisdom, therefore, for all opposed to Loco
foco misrule to unite, with tha, party ia the
coming contest. Ii this Is done, success
may be regarded as certain in 1856.
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AxornEe ourRAGs BY FoRE1dNEns..

ANOTHER outrage BY EoREIGNERs.-
CoLD BLooDED MURDER OF AN ANERI-
cAN.-Cn Friday evening the Ind of No
vcmber, political meeting was held in the
Twenty Ward. Among others
present was young and very respectfully
connected man named Eddy, twenty-five
years of age, and residing with his parents,
on the Blooming dale road, near Seventy
third street.-Mr. Eddy was an american
wks feared not to let his sentiments be
krowh. This fact was well known to the
foreigners in the neighborhood. After the
meeting had adjourned, Mr.. Eddy was pro-
cseding homeEard in quiet mannar, when
he was met and accosted BY band of for
eign rowdies and bullies, who addressed
some abusive epthets to him, winch brought
ou. remark from Dir. T. His assailants
Immediately set upon aud beat hin, in a
most siuhuman manner, iGuiing him in so
serious manner, that lie died thercfrons,
at the residence Of his parents yesterday
kSuH.lay) naorning.-N. Y. Express.
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Ihe President and Directors of the Penn
syivania railroad have, in the promptest
manner, decided that the Soldiers of the
War of 1872" who intend to participate as
Delegates in the Notional Convention, to be
held at Washington on tie S,h of January,
shall pass over their road free. A noble
example
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DIED.

On Thursday, Nov. 10Th, of typhoid fs-
YER, PETER, eldest surviving sen OF Rev.
c. and Nancy King gagged l5 years, ! months
and 3 days.
On the 5.h inst, Miss CATHARtNE BEcH-
TELL, sister of the Rev. Wm. b. Bechtell,
of Bloody Run.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

S = ~
PENNSYLVANIA TELEGRApn call
the attention of our readers to the advel-
tisement Of this paper, in another column
L will be condurted after the first Of Janu-
airy BY Col. A. X. Mcclure, lately of the
ohanibersburg Repository and WBig, and
hon JAS. NJ. Sellers, member of the Senate
from Juniata. twill sustain the present.
State administration, and the policy Of the
American party. From the reputation of
these geqtlemen,we have no doubt,l the paper
will be conducted with that ability which
should distinguish the organ Of our party
at the seat of Government. Subscribers
names Will be forwarded from this Jffioe.
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.Segre6s IN .hiSsowi.--Thc Missouri.
Legislature has under consideration Sc
we're Law against free negroes. The pFin-
cipal features are as follows:
First, no slave hereafter to be emancipa-
ted in that State Second, no free negro
hereafter to come into, or settle in that
State for more than thirty days. Third,
felony foF free negroes to come into that
State in violation of this law Fourth, no
negro or mulatto to be hereafter capable of
holding real estate in that State by pur-
chase, gift, grant, descent or lease--excep-
ton as to free negroes now in the State -
All contracts made with any free negro or
mulatto, who is in the State in violation Of
law, null and void
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REMOVAL.

FTfHE subscriber wcuit respectfully announce
IL TO the pubic that he has removed his Tin
nink Estabiishalent to the building reccutlf oc-
culsei by Mr.. Luther, as Confectionery Store
in the Diamond, wnerc he is better prepared
thah ever to aecomodate his customers With
evt4y ART Tile inStlrelinc Of Ills business. either
whsesale orretau, and hupts trey viii give
lam 4 call at.lris new focatiah.
GEORGE BLYlnIHE.
Beaforls Aprills, iea9.y
". s. The sa5slr.ber Is desir6as Of hay'''Eg
lis books closcd up till lst ARA, inst, 9ishef
bg cash or aats He hopg x.t4fs. notice wiif DC
attended 10 Immediately. 4. s.
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sAN.--A good deal Of inquiry has gene
abroad as to the Whereabouts of sam. soale
Of bis enemies have published him dead. but
the \. y. Creole, understands that he has
gone into ESe4MpMEsT AT yAl.LEg EaRoR
Look 9at fer the mex. campaign.
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WiITEI).

W1EAT, Rye, Corn, Oats and Buckwheat. in
w payment for subscriptions, for which the
highest market prices viii be allowed, aud to be
left Al any of the mills n the neighborhoed.-
Also, about 80 cords OF good wood, Won't
some of our friends bring ON these articles.
THE EDITOR.
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OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.-A
despatch from Washington Oh Monday states
that the advices received BY the steamer
Atlantic represen. our affairs with England
10 be unchanged sincs the sailing of the
prayiou, steamer. Mr. buchanan says that
ford Clarendon and the British Cabinet
are eadeaycring to patch up reply to our
governments communication in reference
10 the violation of our neutrality laws by
Bribsh agents, in order, ie possible not to
wou.d our sensibilities, and at the same
lime shield Mr. Champion.
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Matchmaking, Clockmaksne aEd jeIF,
elry establishment. .s... So

n, j wo Isl resl,ectiafs infoira IS
| Arielals ind thepafiic generally, thar heRs-'
Ass opeaed euts in sie shop sin Pitt Street5s'lt
~ Al,, .,pitosite the Bedford Bo,e, sat: latehye
occbpied by IL. Nicodemus, Esq, anew " siehs.
ma4inn, Elockmakihg and Jewelr' Ests bliss
smest, where fe viii attend praInrtiy 70 repair
ing Watltes and Clocks He h&st on hand Il 49,
larts and spie adid assortnenisea IeBeEs set ~
esefy descriRtio on he vii e n setSs
ate ler,ns Also Gold and Silver 81 ) \ IIl.Es|.s
silver Spoons. Thmbles, Butter Knives, Cog
antt Silver Pcns and Peneilsf &c. i
sgeaa DANfEE q R9fsD ER sae'l
Hsedford, April %, 1854. $3.50 a.
r., =. lie still .eontiRnes tke GnnsnithHss
business, at his. Ola staud, IA the East ends ot m
town where be has q good ard eonf etsnt Nork
man constantly employed l., D.
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NOTICE.

The first examination and exhibition 5f
the Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
viii be held on the first of Janaary,. 1856.
Examination to commence at 8 O'Clock,
4. NJ Exhibition at 6 O'Clock, P. NJ.
JOHN POLLOCK.
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Turnpike Election.

EHHE Stockholders in the Semerset and Bed
A. ford Turnpike Road Company, will take
notice that an Election viii b. held at the house
of Joshua Palmer, in Allegheny township, on
the seventh day OF January next, to elect one
President, SIX Managers and Treasurer, to
suing year.
BENJAMIN kIMMEL,
President.
Dec. IA, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

Mr.. Jacob Reed has just received fine
assortment of new goods. which ho is selling
cheap, at the ''Colonnade Store" Cali
and see them.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14
Stray Steer,

(tAHR to the plantation .oft subscriber, \
" living in, Union To vnship, Bedford County, :
sometime In June last, q RED STEER, supposed
70 be about tyo years old, with notch ous Of
the lower part ofsthe left ear. The owner ~
requested to come forward, prove properly,
pay charges, and take him awdy ..,.ss,s ~
Dec. II, '55. DANIEI. STINEM.lN..
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sTRATLING, But TRUE.
Warning 10 Every sersibre Woman.
Why Females suffer in Health.

No woman % delicary is willing 10 disclose
me pecuiar ailments incident II her sex, eye,
q 4 most intimate family physician.
inls laedesty and delcacy is implanted by
ifitafe. aud neiSher should nor need he subject
- = he rude shocks ineyitahis ia making
known to the other sex tkose ailments Ieionqitg
exclusively 10 the female
= = xeeit n eStrerre cases, hef sers:titenes
WIN sseriflee her health rsthes than Ser delesev
lle consequences are serious, la.neatablh
afd lifelong.
fnas What Al FIRST could have bsea essIiv rt,..
eGled, of pcrhsl's better still not Incurred. be-
comes q ceispleetipa OF diseases, rot onfy rts-
ihing the heath e flss mother, aud en- bst,rip-
,ief Gays ~ SICKNESS and suffering .tut entailirg
broken constitutions tpcu her Children, .apg
erabaristssias, netdistressing, the business aud
peeanisfy prospects Of the husband. Let eye
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

4 AEIF BtSl I Tor sal, for cash or approx
cd produce. inquire 1t RIfp's CnsAP ColoN-
y. DH Sr0RE.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

Ii the House of Representatives organ
ICES, and We receive the Message in time,
we viii lay it before our readers in our
next
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

TEx- President FILLMORE is being
urged in various parts of the Union as the
next American candidate for President. 1t
is said that the New York delegation to
the National Convention viii support
him
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TAKE y9AEsSHyG I'M TIME

{as thOLsands have dune) By the titter experi. z
en-c aud suferings of others. os the dreadful
conseq fences she entails upon herself ard those
endeared to her, by her igaofance Of the SIM
piest and plsinest rules Of health as conpeeted
With the marriage stale. the violation Of which
entails disease, suffering and MISERY, ay
How mang are suffering from distractions G;
Irregularities pecriiar 70 the feraale system.
which nnderInine the health, the effects os
WHICH hey are ignoi ant, ard for which their del
icaey iofsids seeking medical advice How
mary snffer iron pr0!aPsEs uferi CALLING OF thc
womb or from fsor aibas tweakpess, debility
&c.)! How many are in constant agony for
many months preceding confinement. Haw ma
ny have difficult. if not dangerous deliveries,
and slow and uncertain recoHeries
10 the question. how are tiese 10 be preyeu-
ted what shall be doncf the answer is simple
Let every woman ascertain ioi herself. without
violence to her deiieaey. The nature and charac-
Ter Of the ailment (to Which she as female is
sulject) the causes from xbieh il msy arise, and
tie proper reniidie. fer is care ana tature pre-
Nenton.
Ihis She can do by possessing = little solanae
falready possessed ty thoassR,is) witch tells her
what is the matter, and tells her what to do for.
it, in simple but chaste words. ard >lcl as slo
can understand
This little volume Is entitled
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New JeWelry.n

THE subscriber has opened ont d new and
a.I splendid assortment OF all kinds of the
most fas hionable Jewelry--consisting in partfo Of
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, &c. &c.
Call and see lis stock Ff gfs
della ---s-e-s--assaa-.4s DANIEL B1R DE Rssss
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

Gen. Lsrinier, late OF Pitisbure, has been
elected to the Territorial Legislature Of Ne
brlska
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EEE BILLS,

For Justices. cons.aIles. Witnesses, &c.
FOR sale at this Office
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rHG H.gRRIED Wo.Mq.s~s
PREYiTE MEDiG5L C8RPsNfeN;.

By BR. a. NJ. MAURiCEAu.
PROFESSOR or DISEASES or Nens.
oas Hen@rcREi EGiaea toto, o,oto3 laaaO. fp. so
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COACH AsD WAGON FACTORY

rTyHE undersigned having enteredinto partner
4 ship in the above business, would announea
y the citizens of Bedford County that thcy are
now prepared, at their Shop at the East E''d of
this Bor6pght 10 furnish CARRIAGES and RtltT-
GlES, OF every sty le and prices also, COACHES,
W WAGoxs. and PLouGHs. BLACKSMITH work Of
loscriptionexeeutedto order. on the short
est notice, .ata their shop adjoining the Coaca
FACTORY. 4
.Deterniu-dgto keep none but the beat ofwork- :
liiea ia their cnlploy. and to sell as cheap any
cths est ablishment In the STATE, they hope to
receive liberal encouragement. a
!. 10 Country Produce OF Mi kinds taken mex
Change forwoFk, and she highest prices allowed
WerespectSallv invite the public togive us a call
WM. WFISEI.
JOHN FOSTER.
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10 CsuTtoN TtsE rEntEc

to buy no book unless the words, Dr. A. Il,
MAUaIcEtU, le9 Liberty Street. y. y" Is on
Eand the entry in t.!e Clerks Cfsee on the hack
Of the Iitie page; and bay only Of fespeetatls
AMI honorable Dealers or send by mail, and sd
dress to pr. A. NJ Maariceau- re
p5-Upon receipt of Gne Dollar s.THE
MARRIEf, WOAAS'S PRIVATE MEDlCa1t
CONPANI0N'' IS sent (nlailed ,free1 10 ary
part al the United States. the Capadas ard e
Br;tish Proviaees. All letters Mast be post
hi |. aud addressed 10 DR. A. ". NAUkI-.
cEAU. box 1924. New York CITY. Publishing
Oflea, Ne. l3g Liberty Street, NeN York.
July Is, is55--6m.
AGGSTs-Dr +. G. Resnser, BeaiGIG; 4 B se
Peterson. j. M MSS & Bro, and It's 1aPTeis
fawa;t. IStladeI,. lila: tianefei 4 bre-. al cos
fsr. 4 Il tstianison Erit { b gtffr, Citefs
b,irs. J. s. Niesson as A. n Mcclure GU; ~
hcr,Rafs.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-14

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION or POWDER
The Hartford Conn., Times of the Both
ultimo, says;
"As teamster, James Murphy, With
two horaa wagon. was cartitg powder from
one building to another, on Sbe 29th inst,
at Hazard powder mills in Enfield, the
load exploded, tearing wagon. horses and
driver To atoms. There was about ton of
powder On the wagon, ands so powerful was
the explc3iou that an arched bridge over a
canal, on which the wagon happened to be
when the explosion took place, Was depressed
about three feet. The powder was in half
barrels without any heads to them SO that
it was eUtosed."
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BOOK FOR EVERY FRAALE


the author liavsag d voted his exclusive atter
gti3n To the treatment Of complaints peculiar 4,
females, in respect 10 which lie Is yearly con
suited gy thousands, both in Ietspn and ly
letter. -s
Here every woman can DIS soy er, Fy eclnpa
ring iserse~Ie sFniT toms With those eleserted.
the nst4iFe character. caises OF, and the pIcpsr
remedies fur. her complaints.
The wife about becoming ii nioiiev hss bi,eu
need Of instruction and advice Cf the utmost
importance 10 her fGtife health. viii iind such
instruction. ard adEicFe, ard u $50 tz plain many
symptoms Fhich othtrYi@s would occasion anSi
ETY. or alArni, as all the pecEhdritics incident tu-
her situation are described.
It Is of course ialpfacticable TO coSveT fallT
the various SUBJECTS treated Of as they are tt a
nature strictly intended for The nsriied'or 5lfss
contemplating marriage. The revelations cen
tanned IN IFS pages have proved a bl, ssRg to
thousands, as the inuuinersEie letters received
by the author (Which he is permitted ~ tEehri-
ters to publisi4 will attest.
Erfrqef of a Lefier from a eeEfiesscn ia Dqpioa,
OHIO
PAXTON, May I si7.
DR.. Il. ~. MaaricsGu
''Ay wife has bocn pe~eeptibly sinking for
some three years or mare, in consequence of
her great anguish aud suiieriI Sume E.onll,s be-
fore and during confinement; every successive
one EioFe md more dehiliiatcd and Irostrate,l
her. putting her life in imminent dar ger and
supposed that this Slate of things nasinevitable,
and assigned myself 70 meet the worst. At this
time {nUw abeat ttwo montliS) heard your book
highly spoken Of Containing some matter
reaching nv case. On its receipt and perusal.
| cannot express y"u ,he relief il afforded my
distressed mind, aud the joy its pages impaired
To nlv wife. on learning tho great dsccytTy Os
NJ. NJ. DesomeanE provided remedy. II opei1-
"a = prospceito 70 nic-whielrf little conceived was
possible. No pecuaiarr consideration can ever
repty the obligations | am Indcr 10 you, fer
having been the iae4ns Of impart'ng 10 US the
matters contained IN The Married Woman
Private Medical &c nipqniCn.' Bnt'ior this, ere
arnther year We ItId lFtTe passed ever nay head,.
in all hsmaa probability my vie would havu
teen 10 hei grave aud ny children left metheT
less d
III consequence Of the uHivers a. ! opularity 81
the work as eyideEstd ty it's xtIaolGlhaiy
sails. verioas imposilicEs have ieer att.ri iltsI
as vel on heck sellers as IN .le u lilss y an
ifations Of title page, sfrrioUs eGi1tis 81 G STR
dsp!itious intringe1ferts Of cory isLt srd otbe
ery yices ami dcceptsas, it hiss bten iourd neoss
SaTr he rS fure 4
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ios fisk PArfn. EXTRA Hlxp!sc. 81. !

y staai4rl WORK Of established repltai.oa
found cL'ssed IN The Catalogues ui the gleat
Trade Saies IN New YORK, PhiladeI iia. ana
othercities. aud sold rs the principal ooisei
lecs ia tie United States. 1, WAS rs published
1871 since which tine
FIVE HUNDRED TI0US MI G0PI Is
have been soil. Of which there were i.Ywertis -
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BIZ
MAIL, al: sting he high estimation IN which ii
~ - ! e!..t.,lc l,nlaial m ..dicaI
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FRoA HAY1l-By the ARRIVAL at this
port of the barque Charles j. Lex, Captain
Harper, we have Haytian news TO the l4th
nit. At Aux Cages business was exceed
iugly dull. Money, native and American
produce, in very limited supply. The new.
coffee crop was small, and none coming to
market, owing to scarcity OF labor. The
Emperor had been successful among the Ia
boring classes 10 raising respectable force
to march as soldiers against the Eastern or
Dominican part of the Island. This re-
cruiiing paralysed business to such an ex-
lent that men cannot be found to forward
the little native produce on hand to market.
1t vas reported that tho Emperor was going
to the eastern part of the Island, atthe IN
stance of its president, Santana, who Is in-
clined TO acquiesce in any honorable meas
sre, to prevent a collision between the two
Goverhments.
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BEDFORD, Fe5. 2Sd, 1854.
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-13
PlaSterS,

ED Mans ard other Plasters. McAlisters Ointment,
Ddeys Pain Extractor, Perry Davis Pain Killer and other
articles to numerous to mention, at ID w. ZELNER.
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-13

SENATOR GwIN.--The San Francisco Evening
Journal calls DR.. Gwin "falling pillar" and
then drags him over the Goals in the following
style:
In all candor we ask what is to be gained by
any one, or by the State of California, by the re-
election of DR. Gwin. He is identified with the
present administration, that has already fallen into
contempt the world over and is drawing towards
the close of its power, to be succeeded by one en-
tirely different, and one with which DR.. Gwin can
have no influence. He will be in the opposition
after the 4th of March, 81, and his schemes will
then be for private plunder and were he in posi-
tion to assist present supporters his antecedents
are too well known to leave doubt. but he will
turn his back upon them without scruple, so soon
as he finds it for his interest to do so. What was
his course when elected before? Aye he was half
Whig then, and such Wings as Col. Moore and
Gen. Baldwin voted for him. But how did he re-
pay them Both of these gentlemen after
wards nominated for Office, and Gwin, with treach-
cry and baseness scarcely less than INTERNAL travel
ed through the State to people against voting
for them One of them was an applicant for fed
eral appointment but the power he had created
was exerted to defeat him, and now, with an as
su-ance and impudence that might shame Belzebub
himself Gwin and his friends are making promises
of service and fidelity to those who shall support
him.
We care not whether they be wings demo
era is, we meet no man on the street but reJolces
when told that Gwin's chances are gone, and that
better man must be elected. He is regarded as
an incubus overhanging the State as man inte-
rested in monopoles that are got up to injure the
people of California-as man who is interested
adversely to the Pacific Railroad through the Gen.
tral Route so that when another man is elected to
his place it will be the signal for shout OF thanks
giving throughout the land.
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-13
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
FRANK BEkEART. the old Coloma Gun
IAN smith, having again returned from the Eastern
cvV( States, has re-opened his Gunsmh Shop estab
TX lished April, lSf9,' Main street, where he
" would respectfully inform his old patrons and the
public generally, that he is prepared to do Gun
La N smhng Nc in the very best manner, being an old
and experienced workman.
N. B. good assortment of Pistols, Bowie Knives
Pocket Cutlery Shot Belts Powder Flasks and all kinds
of sporting material, &c. always on hand
FRANK BEKEART.
Coloma, May 3, 1854.