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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
FREMONT AND BUCnANAX PLATFORMS
THE CONTRAST.
THE FREMONT PLATFORM.

81 look forward To the day when there shall be
sEGrILE INsCREKCrIov IN the South; when the black
nau, armed with BritiSh B1goaetS, and led on by
british OGrers, shall assert his freedom and wage
war Of determination against his master; when The
TORCH or THE lNcENDIAKY SHALL LiGHT UPrnE To"ES
Tue SOCTu, aud blot oot The last ve..ge OF >ia-
very: and though may not mock at their calamity
nor laugh wher their fear cometh. yet wil hail u
as The dawn Of political millennium. "-Josl@a a.
GidfagS.
There IS higher power than the Constitution
which regulates our authority over the domain.
IL must be ABOLISHED And yGr MIST 10 IT. Tor
recI youS own error that slavery has any con>aW-
tloua guarantees which may not be released a''
ought not to be relinquIshed You may Soon
bring the parties OF the country into an elective ana
aggressive war upon slavery. - HFtbaa H. Ns'"t"'
The Whig party is not only aead, 6"t 'i1t%''~
Be1iqmu i. IFaRe.
81 an willing in certain state OF AFFAIRS 10 '''
the Union slide.-Nnt. p BJnks.
sin the Of the alternative being presented o'
the continuance of slavery dissolution OF 'Hr
Mon, am for dissolution, and care not ho" q"''N
il comes.--Rn(ns y. Spg}iiRC.
son The action OF ths Convention depends ,ls
fate of the country; ii the IsrPuhhcan~ dtl ~ ~.
ballot-box. Will be forced 10 drive back the ''
ocfacy with FIRE AND SWORD. "--JamfS " '''''
WebB.
'.The times demand that must have an ANT
SLAVERY CONSTITUTION. and an ANrI-SiAVtEl "'''.'
ard an ANrrSLAvERY Gop. ."--iayon Bfli'"g49mf,
81 have doubt that the free ard slave H,-'
ought TO separate. -. s. p If the Ae% 1'N
Trbmne.
at is the duty of the North in case they 'a'. =,
electing President aud Congress that VIII Te,,,-
freedom TO Kansas 10 revolnrionize the government
--Res0taiior of q Hlri RfgtHtra" 4H@en"s' l.,
81 pray daily that this accursed Union may 3,,.
dissolved, if blood have 10 be sp'i'. -N'-''
Repuhitcaa Clergyman at Pomghkfepste-
'.We earnestly request Congress at ITS pfesen noesr
sion, TO take such initIatory measures lor 'hr
peaceful, and equitable dissolution OF the eN,"S
MON the exigences OF the case may fequ''''
Biack Repa5fjcQn Petition 10 Congress. ito,
''1'he Union is not worth supporting IN eo""''
with the South. ."--Horzce Grseley, 18th
s'The Constitution is reproach ana l'"7"'
Tophet. p William Lioud Garrison.
THE BUCHANAN PLATFoRM'
: aThe Federal Union-lt must bepreserEF"'
dreic .Jackson. gv
ssDlsUNIoN IS a WORD WHICH orcHT N'l Tue
BREATHED AMONGST Us, EVEN IN A "h'sfa"' o.
WORD OUGHT TO BE CONSIDERED ONE OF pRE'"sra
MEN, AND ouR CHILDREN ouGHr ro BE rAtS"' r.
1T is sAcRilEGE To PRONOUNCE lr'<-141'''
chaH4H.
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TIE TRUE QUESTION

The Gote cifg copies from Senator u.a,.
speech, Of Name, with APPRECIATION he ,o,Io,e,
fflaion TO he true question at issue: -
ne QUESTION Is not that the South shall be- A..
hh"nizrd, hnt whether The whole Free No,tf , ,oo-
be Aifteanized not question whether tb - S0aii
HE south Shall be emaocipated. but vba,ha b-,Fs oi
iferfnen oi The North shall be made slaves '' 'A4
We asree with il and Senator lamlln II.
ted the question truly. Il Is, Indeed vlqt's
whole Tree North shall be Airicanzed The u.,o we
CRANE party says 10, it shall not Tor We Lsa .'i'
Iag 10 DO with slavery. It's, indeed ybaIta no l.
ifeenen OF The North shall he made slaves ;, NJ me
Democratic party says no, they shall no, r me me
Government was constituted for freemen. and 'H's
terestS and liberties of $4,000 900 Of rrsa ''e III
dearrr 10 rs Than the taneied wrongs Of a f4, lie
dred thousand negroes. The issue is well pgr nun
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
E'Eae 1'rgse Essgge.

IS 4 WHITE MAN As GOOD As j BLACk NAN?
CJ~ This, and 40 other is the issue 10 be decided
at the next election We hear nothing about
the Bank, the Tariff the Independent Treasury, the
Veto Power Internal Improvements by the General
Government, &c. &C., which, for the last . years
have been the prominent theme, Of attack by our
opponents in ever political contest: The people have
decided all these questions in favor OF the Democrat
ic Party so strongly that allusion is made 10
them The above is, therefore, the only issue before
the country. Mr.. Fillmore belongs 10 an order
which required him TO take an oath 10 dsfranchise
all Catholics and Foreigners, thus placing large
body OF white men on level with the present slaves
OF the South aud JeaeaM the Jiqez man in He free
States. Mr.. FREMoSr possesses but i single idea,
and that the liberation Of the slaves of the South.
He cares not how maay chains forged for white
men 50 that the southern nego be set al liberty to
over-run the land, and compete with the white labor
ers Of the North. On the other hand JAMES BrcnAN-
An is the friend the Constitution, and is therefore,
in favor OF giving to all men, matter where
born, or What religion they profess. all the rights
guaranteed TO them in that glorious instrument.
Now, both the opposing candidates having taken the
ground that white is not entitled to much
regard as a black man, it remains TO be seen Low
many white men viii vote a Ticket erected upon
such basis.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
T'he ygooggy E1orse President.

A man in Connecticut writes 10 the New
York Express, to know whether there is such
man as Fremont, or whether his nomination
IS joke, got up 10 hoax the country people
He says the only Fremont ever heard Of IN his
neighborhood, is the man Barnum hired to catch
his woolly horse in the mountains. He thinks,
IL he is the man, Fred Douglas ought 10 be put
up for Vice President 50 a. to have Wooly
Horse President aud Woolly Head Vice Pres
ideat
Fremont claims to be the first man who dis
covered Salt Lake, and the Express thinks be
will make another discovery before long-Salt
River. His life has been principally led among
woolIy horses wild men and wild beasts
but, even as an enterprising hunter, his Qualif-
cations for the Presidency are not equal TO those
ofGordon Coming, the famous Scotch Nimrod,
or Lieut.. Gerard, the French Lion killer
Fremont has made many hair-breadth escapes
IN his time, bu; he Will beat Van Amburgh il
he comes out with whole skin from the BIacl;
Republican menagerie Of tigers, hyenas, wild
cats, anacondaS, crocodilps and black snakes
.\otoik (Fa.) Herald, lWhis and Know-No'h-
ing.)
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
To tie Editor Of the Washington Union.
A CARD TO TIE CONFIDENT.


Ihere Is an effort making TO create the ui-
preston that Fremont, Seward, Wilson, Hair,
x Co. will sweep the. free States Of this Union
:, ~. ,,n.aa.h;.- ...,;i.,;al s,.c,;,r
~ "a.
ne men VINO u''ef ana '''oi'TH tiiSse "5t "a
iatioas are aoi sincere, a' N,a" 10 ,i'' 'i''''N
'h'y are, and' WIN view q 'rss'hS 'll'i1 sur
Cer'.y' ! propose 10 "l5rt 2~,'o0 'n'' -
buchanan Wlli receive Tue t'"0toF@' Ho'e - ~
dana N November GeAt ioF FftsiuFh' u''U :"
like sum that he VIII receive H'alof'E % oi .'g
electoral votes lor fftsidens u, oi 'lle o.'''O
States IN November next. he ~" 1a l'op,'9' ',5
ions 70 be taken loge'hei' h'aNiHS So
10 De Pat up ~ soine 81 '''f "duNs u ''''s
ihe proposition VIII Fr'haln "fe" ~ ''''
days. inquire al the mon o,iice, ,,,rrox
EAhA F" 'i''0''
4uiy Il, 1870.
y, ,,;ft t5o yag,o- Darn rita tie HnXe
A.,
In the Wisconsin State Senate, lately on
was passed extending the right oi suffrage 10 III"
negroes OF that State yeas 10, aays :. me
this process OF elevatlng the negro 10 Poitica'
privileges IS going on with Black RrPe2ieah-
ism, the same faction, IN IT'S hhoW-No'hins
shape Is combating for laws which VIII degrade
wIdte men who are born without The country
or those OF Catholic faiIh, born N, or out OIL ~
10 the condition OF helo's- Massachusetts 'te
headquarters oil Black kePnbIican'sp' mas NOV
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
77r. Buchanan and tE3c 2E.:eri-
can EaEpOrcE'.

We have already rciutrd the infamous SLAM
der (Which none but knaees would circulate,
and after the facts are understood, none bnt
fools viii beleyc,) that Mr. Buchanan advoca-
ted areduction of the wages Of the American
Iaborers to ten cents a day. II is only papers
Of the most infamous and depraeed stamp,
whose editors have lost all regard for TRUTH that
repeat il. The Cincinnati "Weeklv Times, i"
"a paper strongly opposed TO Mr.. Buchanan's :
election of the Goth ult., has the following re-
marks in reference to this subject:
Nor THE RTGur WAy.-We see that somr
of ON exchange papers that are opposed to the
election Of Mr.. Buchanan, are now urging a.
gaInst him that he once advocated the reduction
of wages in this country 10 ten cents per day.
Now we do not believe that James Buchanan
ever said word that could be fairly construed
into such an assertion. II would have been ir-
rational in him, and to say the least Of il, very
lmpolltIc. At no time since the foundation Of
our Republic, has there been period when
Snch an assumption would not have raised
storm from the toiling millions that would have
wrecked the hopes Of any political aspirant for
ever. Casting aside for an instant, the fact
that as a statesman, James Buchanan well
knows that nation can never acquire strength
upon such miserable pittance per diem, that
the advocacy of such proposition was most
absurd, and throwing it solely upon the ground
that neither policy for any present or future adj
vantage could accrue 10 It's author, We repeat it,
we do not believe that he ever uttered such
sentiment
fit is false, as we candidly believe If is, how
absurd to urge it against him. We are as
strongly opposed 10 the election of James Boch-
anan to the Presidency as any one can be who
is opposed TO the issue involved in the platform
on which be professedly stands, but at the same
time we wish to and intend 10 oppose that elec-
ton with truth, and nothing but the truth. j..
kentncky.-The bet OF 5 900 offered in Louisville
by the Journal that Fillmore would carry Kentucky
was immediately taken before night by Democrat.
There Is no doubt that Buchanan and Breckenridge
Will carry Kentucky.
GI7-Our valued friend Dr.. S. ?. BRows, of Green's
bufg, among the visitors al the Bedford Springs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

We, the Undersigned, citizens Of Bedford County
having been deceived TO become members OF am or
der known by the name OF know nothngs. and hav-
ing satisfied ourselves fully that the whole thing is
ffQHh upon the AMERICAN name, an outrage upon
truth, and gross violation of the Constitutions we
lake this occasion to proclaim 10 the world thar
ourselves under the banner of Buchanan, Brecken-
ridge, the Democratic County Ticket, and the go-
rious Flag Of country, and earnestly cali
upon all who were deceived as we were 10 90 like
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
Are they Abolitioni8ts d?

GA prominent "Repubican,''' formerly So
called ''American," remarked in conversation the
Other day in reply to an interrogafory to how he
liked the CATHOLIC tendencies OF Mr. Fremont,
that he would as vote for the Pope Of Rome or
any Other Catholic as for any body el>e--that he
would prefer Fred. Douglas "a negro) for President
to James Buchanan-and justified the conduct Of a
Republican meeting in tie State of Indiana few
days since in taking on II platform with the
Speakers in order to show theiE determination TO
bring about perfect equality Of the races! y gen
teman Of high character, and Prominent old line
wbie, was present and heard the conversation. and
seemed to be mortified well asasA Essssed at the
declarations.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
From the Daily News, (F4tla,oye.,
SOLD OUT 10 THE FOREIGNERS
Americans DeWara

We publish the following letter trom Tho y
ork EaPrcss. IL speaks Tor itself Frenonf . 's"
posed 10 change OF our Naturalization law. r.
honest American can support him under ibe.a go 's'
cums.ances? Se ei''
In meeting Of the German Fremont CInb or,,.
Seventeenth Ward, in this city,a SIR Brrrk ,"'
poFte, as having said ''-
81 atn personally acquainted with Mr.. Frao,,.
and be {FremonD has as-ured NE that he yo,,g
elected, veto any bill abridgias the Nau,sl,,3 49,.
laws "-'N-''oH
WIN you please inform American hlena, n,
this O
Yours, very respectlmIlY
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
EbeCEinafiaR.

Gg~Wm. NJ. H,LL, Esq having been nominated
for County Surveyor without any agency OF his own,
and against his iucIination has Withdrawn his naale
from the contest-and, as will be seen, the County
Committee have placed in nomination Mr.. SAas.
KErrEHMAN, OF Liberty Townships, OF hfsS
standing and character, and every way qualified 10
fill tSe trust. The fact that Mr.. HALL. is Lawyer.
and engaged in many OF the land suits that be-
lore court, and knowing that his mosces, in run
ming lines. might be, even by decent men, miscou-
strued, SO as 10 leave an impression that he might
become biased IN favor OF his clients, has been the
sole OF his declnation. He viii visit and ad-
dress most Of the Democratic meetings in the Conl-
y and thus prove his devotion the party that has
so often honored him with their confidence and re-
spect. His numerous friends in the County viii re-
gret to hear OF his declnation, but, when they learn
his reasons, have doubt they will all be fully
satisfied.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
rIFTEEN RENUNCIATIONS!!!

g. lae attention OF tie honest ireemen Of Bedford
County without respect to party, IS earnestly direct
ed 10 ihe facts set forth in the following coEmuuca-
tions, coming as they do, from men entitled 10 the
highest confidence. Two Q! the number, Hr>Hr
NIcoDgMrs and S. J. McCArzLIH, are acting Justi-
Of the Peace, one OF the Borough and the other
Of the Town>hp'of Bedford, having been elected by
large maor ties at the last election for Justices
potl Of thasa .,a,,la,., as ,yaIl az n,r,rT Srrrp
t... -. -, ..L-J \ nd =;
~ ~ " " 80 ~ " " "
their respective localities, and were entrusted "ltA
all the secret papers and documents thereof. These
,l.,,, ,,, =; ,.,,..l ,rrs ,4a tr. .laro.t.r
o. 'nese "luA'@"' oa'h-ooo"u ~'se'''o''s anu
their exPosionS should arouse every good man 10 the
land to aid in the overthrow of an organization so
,,.;ctJ ari d.or,li7,,q, Il, ,lIirs tsndenr;e. In
view o' 'Ae s'"''S i@clS hsiE se' '0''' = ~ "o'
strange, beyond all comprehension, that any Minister
or other protesting Christian should have united
win or become the a,Iorit o. 50 dreadful 4 con-
I.r.tI
sP''@'y against i""' u"'H' ie''s'o"' "'' '"e Os'
institutions under winch we i've
Ii was this kind oil influence that caused the great
,,, and Thar ertra,,ad honest men inro rlis den
W,
o. ih'fu'y pe-o'e IHey HaD 'ii's 20 'oIs'1S' '-1'
awtu! responsibility attaches TO the shrts OF those
false teachers and agents oi The devil who engaged
in sacb = ,,sa whilst rrorsin, =, ha f57fIo,yar nj
-, -
O0''s' "i'" "iS @osPg'
Lei all VINO loihed lhls ofder "h"ef hls'aNeA i
ea.ot its intentions, follow the example here set
then, and tbev Will receiva t anplapse Of all who
49,. .;.t.;., = -. .t.,-,.,.-.
'"' N ~ ~ ~ -'''' ~ y ~ '
10 TEE Ia Blu.
Crx Po7r,f, As there seems m ba a division
of onipjon in reference IN nv ,resr tral views
and a. NV nar,e has berorne the snbiact al Dubl.
disrnssog deer il INV d,,t,. to snoak Tor p'vseIf
SO that none NAV be deceived in reference 10 the
course have adopted. II is well known that be-
lonaed 10 the order COMMONLY called Know Moth
ings. and that am announced as the Secretary o.
their County Convention. In Joining this organi-
za,;on. was induced TO believe that il was an en-
trcy new party, based upon pure and patriotic pri,-
cinlas bayino for its object gothino but The welfare
Of the country. have since discovered however.
thar Instead Of being what il was represened it was
led and governed TOO much by the aisapp2iufe1 and
rgrnf of both the old parties and had determined
10 abandon it, in my own mind some tine since
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01

FooT1NG UP THE LossEs.1-IIls Paris CORE
spondent of the London Times writes:
@I am credibly informed that the French ar
nv buried $4,000 men in the Crinea this win
ter alone. Exclusive Of that enormous item,
onr losses and theirs are very nearly IN Propor-
ton Out Of 100000 men they lost 10000.
In our army of $4,000 men we lost upwards OF
10000 OF course neither French nor Eng
lisb ever had such number Of men together
at any one time; these figures relate to the to-
fal number of men landed from time to time in
the enemies country"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01

PORTRAIT CT JAS. BUCHANAN.
The most correct likeness ever made. executed in
the highest style of Arr and printed on fine India
paper, published and for sale, Wholesale and Retail
by l.. n. R0SENTHAL, Lithographer, W corn
er OF 9th and ChesHut streets, PhlladeIphis.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
New YoEk, July 10, 1886. He}sy p..
From Dc Da.ly News, lF1LLmn..

GolNG IT TO rnE DeArH.-The Sandy Iiill U.,iy
citizen Of Warren County, on Sunday. the I.fb iG.
the officiating ciergymen, after The close OF bi ~.
mon, presented a large package Of Black Renublics.
papers, and laying them upon The table. reouesrai
the Audience each to take copy as they Ief, N.
house,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01

G7-Co. SAmrEL W. BLAcE is at present soiourn-
ing at the Bedford Springs, looking very we'll, al
though he IS nstrecoveriug from an attack of fever
aud ague. lie will be at the State Convention at
Chambersburg and, in his way thither, will address
the Democracy of Fulton County at their Mass
Meeting on next Monday evening, fact which they
will all be pleased to learn.
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Pelitica, Outrage.

Gy- Fs JORDAN, Esq, has called County Com
yention 10 meet in Bedford TO nominate Ticket 10
be supported al The next elecion, aud to give ex-
preston 10 the views generally OF the diseoydant
factions now opposing the Democracy. That Con-
venTion is 10 assemble IN Bedford 10 day (Thursday)
and il will be that it IS composed OF the very
same men who were appointed by the secret Lodges
and who made the nominations in Bedford one year
ago!H Now, we venture TO say thar this is an out
rage without parallel in The history Of palitics.
Who ever before heard Of siereotyped delegates to
make nominatons2 Who heard OF the same
delegates acting for several years in succession
Why, is taking all power from the people, aud pa
cing il in The hands OF few interested men. Great
and exciting questions are 10 be settled by our oppo-
nenis. They have two candidates yet in the field
Tor the Presidency and three for the Vice Presiden-
cy. And, although The question is 10 be decided,
TO WHICH OF them should be voted for, the people
have not been aloweda voice in the selection of del
rgates for this purpose. VIII the opposition 10 the
Democracy in Bedford County suffer themselves TO
be thus led by the nose? Will they let the fact 20
the world that they unfit To be consulted IN u
matter like this? Some OF them are Tor Fremont
some Tor Fillmore, some Tor Done-on some for
Johnston and some for Dayton. How, then, are the
questions at issue 10 be decided! Are the former
Whig farmers and mechanics OF Bedford County to
be considered Of less importance than those Of any
other county in the State or un.on2 Is 1t possible
that they will let such "A record 20 70 The world,
without manly resistance? II they 90, they viii
merit the contempt OF all honorable men. But fhis
is not all. Mr.. Jordan delegate the Con-
vention which nominated mongrel ticket Tor State
officers, composed of one Know Nothing, Aboii-
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STRAY HOG.

Came to the premises OF the subscriber, Wb,e tyl
near Rainsbarg, about the lst OF May las,' Tia
and Black spotted Sow, both ears oil oy uss,osrty
owner is requested TO come forwards prove
pay charges and take her away c,,rrg.
Aug. /, 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01

Ug-The Pittsburg Chronicle contains beautiful
address by Col Black the of the presen-
taton of stand of colors from the ssDuouesne
Greys'' to the Chicago Light Guard,' during the
recent visit of the Greys TO that city which will
transfer to the columns of the Gazette next week, as
paper OF much merit and interest. Few men in
this country possess fine powers of oratory as
does SAMUEL W. BLACK.
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M 4 ~ Hg sE ID:

IN the 27tb. by the Rev r. Benedct Mr Sntton,
of Jobpstown, and Miss Susan Border, OF Bedford
Township
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C5arge 1st.-IatiUy.
1T specification, ga lfy.
81 specification, guilty.
% specification. guilty.
4lh specification, guilty.
5lh spec hratlon. gnfity.
9Th specification, guilty.
9Th specification. guilty.
Sth specification, guilty
9Th specifications guilty.
10th specification, guilty.
/ th specifications guilty.
Aud guilty o! the charge.
Charge 81 Diso5eaie,,ce Of O,Isrs.
lSt specification, guilty.
2d specification, guilty.
81 specification, guilty.
9Th specification, guilty.
5jh specification, guilty.
9Th specification, guilty.
zth specification, guilty:
And guilty ot the charge.
CaaJge M-Coakart prci0Rici4i 70 good orier a7ni
military discjpliue.
Isl specification, guilty.
Cd specification, guilty.
81 specification, guilty.
llh specification, guly.
9TH specification, guilty
And guilty OF the charge.
.SeAfeRcs.
'.And the Court DOES therefore sentence the said
Ljrur John c. Fremont, Of he regiment OF mount
pd drt T. \ Artp- IN b. tt.rnisSpd the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01

Is One Of the first tbing TO be transacted by Fr.
Jordan, Esq, Chairman OF the County X. n. Con-
ventou, The assembling OF that body to-day, wll
be to announce 10 his brethren that the Secretary
thereof declines TO participate any further in lis pro
ceedinss he having determined TO abandon the order
forever and 90 for James Buchanan and the whole
Democratic ticket. This will be interesting top
Ic .or Mr.. J. to start out with, and have toudl
he will oOh and eei quite Interesting in performing
dnty full OF encouragement (over the Ief) the
defanct Convention he has the honor TO comalq@a
Whilst making this announcement, by way Of spiciDg
II, Mr.. Jordan might also The eameS Of the
other gentlemen recorded in the Gazette OF to-day
having abandoned the midnight order, IN
sequence Of the mean and degrading obligations il
imposes In the brightest hours Of Know Nothing
predicted that This very state Of affairs would
come TO pass-and yet we have never protested to be
,,Jsff
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G57-The Rev. $. S. Schmucker, D. D. will preach
in the Lutheran church on next Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock, and the Rev. f. W. Conrad in the Even
ing al early candle lighting.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-TloTr is frm-new sales at
81 2a7 25, and old at 81. Sales of 80 600 bushels
wheat, and the market /, brs@.. Corn 10 active
prices having advanced from a. cents