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a SoiD KBE CROWDED. AT ONCE
"A ana blv your Holiday Goods from the largest
oest and ehelpesi siore Ia the city.
Il MCLAUGHLIN Co
w. IT, "a avsRNo, hot.0tksod On sts
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EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANTs.
TO THE ROBIN RED-BREAST

BRILLIANTs.
TO The ROBIN RED-BREAST.
Come, pretty robin, to my window sill,
And TAKE some crumbs, for have head thy pipe
w ell pleased Of late, and now that Wintsrs grippe
Must pinch thee, would paw thee for thy till:
Come, for fain would see thy tiny bill,
That arch black eye, thy breast like apple ripe,
my little bunchy self, who art the type
VI oheerfulress, let come % thee what will,
Thou art no murmurer like the slaves Of pelf;
Thou seest, discOnsolste, the wintry day,
AND eyest esksnce the larder's well stored shelf
rsa locked secure, yet on thy leafess spray
Thou ind st Kingdom in thy little self,
Ana ever and anon trill'st out thy lay.
- fCOeh,s"'.
BERkAVED PARENTS.
O!e who say, We have a child in heiven;'
Wno have felt hat deSOlate insulation sharp
Oennsd In Deaths own face; who nave spooo
The siientriver, and strecht out pleading hands
or sorles babe upon the her oank
Ihat went nth wheie no human feart might
Ieid,
And lefi the shut house with no light, no sound,
no answer when the mourrers wall without!
lGsro'd Massey,
THE END
One God ore law, one element,
Aud one far-oF, divine event,
To which the whole creation moves.
USELESS LORE.
The scholar, Ike ship, is filled with foreign
store,
Yet en- his life and thought are barnacled with
lore STORY.
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ThA dhkAT CURE FOX GONORRHRA
GLEET, &c.
DECISIONS SUFFkRlNG WITH THE above
complaints will be cured In q few DAYS by
per bottle
For Kidney a'd Bladder Affections rss DR.
ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, 50 cents a b..
Tie. il gives immediate relief. Sold by all Drug.
4ases IN WashinsAn. 6soe0s1owa ana Alssaa.
ope. - MN
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MALAGA GRAPES.-JUST RECEIVED
Iva 10 OF fine MALAGA GRAPES, and ether
delicious Fruits, especially for the HOLIDAYS
THOMAS PO rENTiNI, Ccnfectioner
40 Penn. ave-, bet. 10th AID llth SITS.
dec l9-lw
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WnI,pARRk. pa september g. Isso

Da. c. AYR MY dear SIR Your med feline
Is much approved Of ny those who have used II
here, and Its composition 10 such as to insure and
maintain Its reputation invariably recon-
mend II for pulmonary affections, as do many Of
our principal physicians
am your friend,
CHAS STREATER MD
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Chemist, Low
ell, Mass
Sold byZ d. GILMAN, Washington. and all
respectable druggists. dee sam
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset Co, N. III

WINDSOR, c W., June %, 1852
DR. J. c. AYR. Sir This may certify that I
have used your CHEEKY PscroRAL for upwards
OF one year; and II is my sincere belief that
shoBld have been In my ave ere this time IL
had not 1t has cured me Of dangerous affec-
don Of the lungs, and do not overstate my on.
victions when l tell you 1t is priceless remedy
Yours very respectfully,
d. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR CHRIsTNAs
n 6O0Ds. AeLkU CHEN Z %
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Form Y

Know all persons by iheea presents that
-has released, and hereby releases. The State of
Texas from all further liability or claim oI the nsv
ment 81 certificate or evidence of deb, number
-, for the sum Of 8, issued by III, ls,, 70
public Of Tens tor by the authorities Of the s,ate
Of Texas, as the case may be and Tedee ed 2 Inc
United States in accordance with the pro,sroJ, N
an act 90 Congress, entitled An act to provide for
the "a ymoni or such creditors II the la republic or
TEXAS a. are compTehendei in the act Of Congress
OF september nine, eighteen hundred and 6fly,n
approved ne ~ sf FjbrosT -. M n set Of
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(t1Ri@TNAS PRESENTS, az
~ dec = MCLAUGHLIN g. CO.'S
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26

they claimed not only the .sfne looks but all the
honesty and that, too whilst Mr. Jordan arran-
ging with the abolition committee TO throw the eai,-
didate whom he was Jaitly and solruply pledged to
support. We have denounced this low political
trickery i deserved, and as il is viewed By the
great body even OF his own party.
In holding M 10 the public gaze the wicked and
demoralizing principles Of Know Nothingisn, we a
bpsed man; ard thousands and tens of thousands
who guled into this sink Of iniqoity and cor
rnptioa stand ready and willing endorsers OF all we
said about it,
joins MowrR, Esq. and Dr. MrLLiy, two proni-
nent members Of the old Whig Party, having, over
their proper signatures, branded br know nothing
organ with gross and unqualified falsehood, sboW 5
the contempt in @hch II Is held BY the honorable
opponents ofthe democratic party.
II we succeed il bringing Mr.. Jordan 10 the prooi
for the wholesale charges he has preirrItd, bai
have accomplished point. If be fails, his ahs.Ae-
mas viii reeoil upon his own head.
% BY the PittebuTg U0ioo VIC Learn that GOV.
PotGocK has recently pardoned another roan who was
sentenced to six mooths imprisonmen, ior assault
ard battery ,ct4 i1afsut 70 l12 We make 10 ob;ee-
;ion to the pardon, it may be all right, bat i a
Democratic Governor had granted this pardon. il
would have extorted dreadful yell from The biggest
10 the smallest that harks in the &. n camp.
Gov. Pollock pardon every convict in both Pea
itentiaries, DO not believe tie act would be con
denned by k. n. paper IL the State.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26
A Great speech.

G3~ The Gq=sae OF to-day is enriched with the
speech oi Hoa. WM. BiGbEn, recently delivered IN
the Senate Of the United States, on the motion 10
print number Of extra copies OF the message Of
the President. In this speech, the Governor argues
the slavery question fully, and exposes The dupli
city OF opponents fairly aud powerfully, that
feel satisfied it wtll command universal at
fention, and the admiration of the Democracy, es-
pecially, throughout the Union. The author of this
great speech is certainly one OF the most pointed
Teasoners, he is one OF the eloquent debateTs
in the body OF which he IS member. PennSylva-
MA is proud OF him, and we'll she may be. Strick
down by midnight conspiracy, although one Of
the best Governors we had,) the people ei-
evated him to a higher trust, and perusal of the
speech alluded 10 will satisfy them that they were
not mistaken 10 their
Learned Senators taxed all their ingenuity 10
found and peFpex him BY asking questions, bat they
didnot make much by the operation, viii be seen
by his ready and happy replies.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26
For Buchanan is
For Fremont
'sIse <'asesa lsy ag alliance es'
dict 8s- 1lse G'0T0caeg'a gary.

he inquest, sworn 10 investigate and decide mpon
the causes whca l- 10 the late terrbc Slaughter ar
Alliance, concluded thrir labor on Thursday even
ing, ~eaI.ng their verdict ard Transmitting i 10 the
District Attorney oi Stark county. Th- docunlsnf
was transmitted ny telegraph Yesterday, and arm h
ed 10 tle press by Mr. Roharf Stevenson, Telegraph
operator At the Allegheny depot o. bp psfsourg ard
ChIcaso Railroad Company. They hare Ioutoi as
Will br seen below. that John Cherry, the engineer
Or the Cleveland train concerned, as principal,
~ tae death oi The parties We understand that he
ha~ rof been arrested; that his whereabouts are
known 10 the Directors Of the P.'tsburg and Cleve-
land tram and That he expresses awliICgHeS, 10 give
hlms"E up, If projected from the violence OF ex-
citri pabilc The following IS The verdict:
"Ne, the undersigned, jurors empaanelled and
sworn u" Sih ddy of December; in The year 1856
OF the township OF Lexinefon in The county Of Stark
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NEW FTRM st EoPEWgLL.

The subscribers, trading and doing basinsss
under the Firm Of BAENDoLtAR, Lowry q To-,
would respectfully inform thsir friends and The
public generally, that they have opened at the
above place, and are daily receiving, large
stock Of Merchandise, consisting in part Of Mus
llos, fickin2s, Osenbergs, Drills, CaSsimerrs,
Sattinetls, Cloths. Fannels, Drlaavs, French
Merinos, silks, Caicos. Hats s Caps, Haid-
ware, Qnrrnsware, Boots & Shoes, and Grocer
les Of all descriptions
Also large assortment Of ready-,nadr Cloth
ing, all Of which viii BE- sold upon as short pro-
fits as can b. had in the country
Csc. Il. BhENpoLLAR, Io#S F. Lowry.
JOIN c. EgERHARr. c.. W. Asucoa.
Dec. 26. lS56-1y.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26
From the Toronto Colonist, Dec.
kSeaH EEeE0lsEea.
The Wreck Of He Schooner Niagara at Fort
Hope, Cana8a.

The wreck OF this vessel on Wednesday last was
attended with loss Of life under singnary painful
circumstances. in endeavofing to make the harhor
she struck the shoa to the east of IL and n.,ed
atelY careened over 1t was blowing terrific gale
rope glistened like 50 much crystal The hands first
took shelter under the bnwarks on the quarter deck
but these were soon carried away, and they were o.
bliged 10 take the mainsail BOOM which was literal
ly covered with ice. Hundreds upon hundreds OF
people were looking from the shore at Point Hope
bout two hundred yards distant, at the painful and
desperate struggle OF the brave tars clinsing to
spar as il was swaved about by the storm and wash
ed by the surf AT length jolly boat, with Cap
tam Woods, of the Annie Maude, of Port Hope, in
command, put out to rescue the freezing and surf
beaten crew.
cheer rose from every voice the boat gained
the deep water, and eaantly cresting the waves
10 reach the schooner. But after repeated and al
most snperhuman efforts to bring the boat alongsde
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70 g1WT2 CTnRs

PROPOSALS win he received at The rffra Of Sam
nol /. RuSsei, Esq, Treasurer of The Bedford Mine
raj Springs Company, until the 81 day Of January
next, for the erection Of two frame Bath-bou>es,
each one hundred feet long.
Plans and specifications will be ready for exami-
nation and after ths lst Of January next.
Pfopo .alS viii also Be received until the 3ls IL
saut for the graduation masonry and sloa,ns. Of a.
bout one fourth Of a mile Of Road. All ueed.u IN
formation VIII be supplied al the Treasnrsrs Office.
T. G0SSLER,
Bedford, Dec. &c, 1856 President.
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EVERHART, ASIfC01I, & co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
HOPEWELL. p.R.

The subscribers doing business under the Firm
ot EgERHAR~, AsHcoM, 4 Co., are now prrpa-
ed 10 Store and Ship Floar, Grain, and all kinds
Of Merchandise upon reasonable terms.
They also keep on band Plaster, Fish, Sail,
Rock Powder, &c., to which they invite the
attention ofAlerchants in the country and Far
lners.
The highest cash prices paid for Flour and
Grain that The Eastern Market will afford.
JonN G. EvERHAEr, GEO. r. BARNDoLLAE'
c. w. Asucou, JouN T. Lowry.
Dec. 90, l856--ly.
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KEnEfialaY Eereeeests.

C IS the time is at hand for the presentation OF
gifts, nothing eoad be more approprate than one Of
Gerrfs bra't1u Dasuerfeo'ype or amhrotype PIC
lures, done up in plain Ornamental cases, at mod
crate prices. We have examined some of bis speci-
mems aud have hesitation in saying hat they VIII
compare favorabjy with any We have seen in the
city galleries. His rooms are IN Tie Exchange.
Give him a cau
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26
last Nosice.

The books ofthe subscriber are in the hands
of Sheriff Alsip, where all persons indebted are
earnestly requested to call and make payment,
on or before the first of March next. All who
neglect tits notice, may exprci to find their ac-
counts in the hands of Henry Nicodemos Esq
for collection, without respect to persons. no
longer indulgence can be given. So look out
and save costs, or blame yourselves.
E. NJ. FISHER.
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ElSkeaas.4e Eirrza.

To By reference 10 our advertising columns, il
will be seen that Nes-rs. Eyerhart, Asheoni 4 Co.
have opened a Store ard established an exteh-
siye Forwarding and Commission House, at Hope
well, Pa, which wiII necessarily prove great ac-
commoiation 10 the citizens Of Bedford county.
They all gentlemen of high character, and de-
serve TO be Literally pattouized.
Gg~col GossLEE, President Of the Bedford Miner
al Spipg Company, invites proposals for the erection
Of two new Bath-houses, and the turnPikins of that
pant Of road near the ualn-bnildng about which
have heretofore heard much complaint To tho Sc
who design visiting our Springs, these handsome i'm
provrments viii be highly gratifying. The Presi-
dent understands his duty, and viii perform it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26
DISPATCHES FRGN KANSAS.

A special messenger has arrived from Kansas
bringing dispatches from Governor G~afy.ln relation
10 the release of Hayes, and other matters issue
between himself and Judge Lecompts, which are
submitted TO the consideration OF the Admnistra-
ton.
The dispatches reiterate the declaration that the
Territory continues in a peaceful condition.
HEAvy Loss.-Speaking Of Sam's losses,
or supposed losses, in The late contest, the Geog-
gia Feferai Union says
'sThe enemys loss amounts 10 nothing
They staked nothing, expected nothing, and
got nothing. Nothing added ;onoihing IS moth
ing. Nothing taken from nothing leavrs moth
ing. Blessed arp they that expect nothing, for
they will not he disappointed Sans case stands
about thus: No North, no South, no East no
West no honor, no Office, no money, no SYM
pathy. no nothing :"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26

The annexed table contains, in effect, the whole
vote OF the United States, except few counties,
townships plantations, &c. which were excluded ou
sccuuut o. ,n,orDallty, returned too late 10
be counted, or rot returned at all Omitting these,
the total vote
For Buchanan is 1850. 1856
For Fremont 1886, ,Si5
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26

u The speeches and papers Of the Democratic
party all proclaimed that James Buchanan was not
the advocate Of slayery-and, il his official acts to
not justify the declaration, viii admit That we
practised fraud upon the people. lie will neither
advocate oppose slavery, but leave the question
where the Constitution leaves il, in The ha7d> OF the
sovereign people. This explodes another of their
HrMBu6S
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26


PoEfRAIr OF Gov. GEAEY.-The Kansas CORE
spondeut OF the New YORK. T,1bune gives the follow
ing concerning Gov. Geary, which shows how his de-
termined and impartial course is rapidly overcoming
the hostility of his enemies:
81 saw Geary this morning, and am quite charm
ed with him. He is the best talking man nave
met, and | cannot but think Aim sincere. At all =
vents, il seems 10 me nngenerous 10 condemn him in
aGvance. s'Give the devil his due" II the Cover
nor Is ''devit,' he is quite elegant gentleman
Cont know why thought him gray-headed old
man. Perhaps his conveys that idea. But, TO
my surprise, ! found him cutie Apolo->ix feet
nigh at least, fantlessly formed, very handsome
face, jet black eyes, straight hair, and fine whlskers
and mousrache--in short, just the sort of 10
win the love OF the ladies'. No wonder the Law
renee girls have invited him TO a Thanksgiving din
ner next Thursday. My dear friend, Depend upon
il Geary is doing we'll. He has rot it is true, done
all we can wish; but be has done deal more than
the other side have wished, can assure YOU
Gy- Mr.. ADAM FERGUSON has opened new
Store Bedford, viii be by reference to
advertising columns. lie is a clever gentleman and
deserves TO be literally patfonized
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-26
EaoIsgsERr NoGe Gi,E. gsrceEs!ens.

From the New York Journal OF Conn cree
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27

arise in our varousand ever changing relations with
foreign powers The federal government must of
necessity exercise sound discretion in dealing with
international questions they may occur but this
under the strict responsibility which the executive
must always feel to the people of the United States
and the judgment of posterity. You will therefore
excuse me for not entering into particulars whilst
heartily concur with you i'll the general sentiment
that our foreign affairs ought TO be conducted with
such wisdom and frmness 10 assure the prospect
ty of the people at home, whilst the interests and
honor of our country wisely but inhexibly main
tanned abroad. Our foreign policy ought ever 10 be
based upon the principle of doing Justice to all
tons, and requiring ustce from them in return and
from this principle shall never depart.
Should be placed in the Executive Chair, shall
use my best exertions to cultivate peace and friend
ship with all nations, believing this to be our hg hest
policy as we'll our most imperative duty but, at
the same time, shall never fo,get that in case The
| necessity should arise, which do not now appre-
bend, our national rights and national honor must be
preserved at all hazards and at any sacrifice.
Firmly convinced that special Providence gov.
ems theafairs of nations, let humbly lmpore His
continued blessing upon our country, and that He
may avert from us the punishment we Justly deserve
tor being discontinued and ungrateful whilst enjoy
ing privileges above all nations, under such Con
stituton and such Union as has never been vouch
! sailed to any people. Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27
MEDICAL RESPONSIBILITIES.

For long certain class of diseases has ba1ed the
skill practice of the most eminent members of the
lar medical faenlty Foremost among these might in
epilepsy falling fits Happily by the skill and
inventive genius Of eminent chemist of Baltimore Md,
this disease has been brought within the of
We aude the preparation called the VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEpTC PILLS, invented and prepared by Dr. SETH S.
HANCE of lO8 Baltimore Md Since their discovery many
who had given up all hope of being cured
been restored to the fall enjoyment of health Prominent
foot, of Huntsville Alabama Mr.. L. has suffered much
from Epilepsy other in the world never know
what pass week without having attack and
often falling in the of Huntsville. He fully
and has not had attack for than DR.
Hances Pills been the of this These
pills also all of Fits Spsams &c. and very servcea
BILE for of weak nerves. Dr. Hance, sends them
part of the country the receipt of remittance
Price, box SIS two IS twelve $24 Address Seth RI
Hance 109 Baltimore street, Ba tmore, Md. June "a
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their friends are candidates for Office, and hope
10 sustain themselves in their several localities by de-
ceiving the people TO Mr. Fillmore's chances do
not, of course, intend to include, my colleague Mr..
Reade, amongst them AS he is so unacquainted with
Fillmore appointed free-soilers to Office it is not
strange that he should through the game that
is attempted to be played. give him credit for re-
success. But in all sincerity, would say to you,
fellow citizens, that if you wish to help the black
republicans it would be more manly for you to vote
directly for their candidate If you hesitate between
their man and that of the democracy, it would be
better for you to decline to vote at all You would
thus save your credit as men of common sense, and
escape the derlsOn and laughter of the abotioniss
which you would incur if thus easily humbugged
and cheated
But, gentlemen, candor as man and duty as a
representative compel me to say to you, that in my
Judgment the of the black republican candi-
GATE, with its necessary consequences, will most pro-
badly be fatal to the existence OF the government
1t is my solemn conviction thai if the national dem
cratic party destroyed TOD day, the Union of the
States would not endure for two years longer 1t is
the force of this TRUTH which causing wise and
patriots, without regard to former party associations
and preJudlces, to take their stand with those who
intend to make great effort for the maintenance of
The government at Washington. AS North Carolina
will have the honor of firing the first gun in this
great bae,so decisive triumph there will tend pow
ertuy 10 encourage and strengthen the friends of the
constitution and the Union everywhere.
Respectfully, T. L. CLINGMAN.
CITY OF WAsH1NGToN, June 20, 1856.
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L

B9- What they think of them Nnty-nne in hundred
will tell you they the best Pills for liver complaint sick
headache and dyspepsia that they have used Read
the following of respectable citizens
New YORK, August 3, 1852.
do hereby certify that have been suffering from pain
in my side and breast for long time, and after trying many
remedies to the conclusion that liver affected
Immediately commenced using Dr. M'Lanes Celebrated
Liver Pills. and the few that have taken have already given
relief than all the other medicines have taken put
smnng me csTeuy he advised me to Continue the use
DR. M'Lanes Pills, that they would efectualy
w. w. PHILIPS, No 2 Columbia place
HTPurchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANE'S
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros. Pittsboro', Pa All other Vermifuges in compa
rison are worthless DR. McLane genuine Vermifuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respectable
drug stores Sold in Wilmington, by VIM. H. LlPPITT
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS June 24--lwdG1w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27

A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady gentleman would
remain the dsagreee5e breath when by
not only render it leave the teeth white
MANY do know their breath bad and the sub
ect is so delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the Balm your toothbrush and wash
the teeth night morning. fifty cent bottle will last
year.
;n Rain ola Thousand FoCers" 1t will um,
apes and frpcks from the skin, leaving Of soft and
roseate hue Wet towel pour two three drops and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaving in either
or cold water two three drops of Balm ola
Thousand Flowers rup the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft aher much facilitating the operation of ha
wing Price only Fifty Cents FETRIDGE Co., propre-
tors For sale in Wilmington, N. g., by S. w. WHITA-
KER, Agent.
Feb 18th. 1856 l4l-6m