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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-26
From the New Haven Register.
/ GLORIOUS RETROSPECT.

The trinmphs Of the Democratic party Of the
United States, from its earliest organization to
the present time. nav challenge thu history of
political organizations for a parallel. BY the
strength and purity OF ifs principles, it has
maintained a triumphant supremacy during
the most Of the time since the adoption Of the
constitution. II il has occasionally failed, it
has risen the miqhtler, for lis temporary check:
it the violence Of attack by its opponents, has
in few instances cansed public sentiment TO
hesitate on the propriety OF measures proposed
by the democratic party. It has been sure TO re-
celve heartiTr appreciation. when 'the sober
second thought" bad thoroughly digested the
/ propositions. Ii has thus, against efforts the
most powerful, and means both abundant and
unscrupulously applied, established as the per-
manrnt policy Of nations lis own views Of fl
nance, and tariff, and State sovereignty, and the
still more perplrXing question Of slavery, on
satisfactory, just, and permanent basis. 1t has
carried credhahly through wars which have
been forced npon the government without bur
deniug the treasury or cramping The people
But all this has not been without etIort-deter-
mined aud persistent effort At every step has
the democratic party been assailed with the
most outrageous abnse, the most rnerciless oppo-
sition. It's men, as we'll as its measures, have
had 10 pass through storms OF insult, obloquv.
and Misrepresentation but heng right, their
faith did not waver-being right, they were
successful Ii is the ordeal through which ev-
| cry ''party Of progress is called to pass, and
therefore is not to be regarded in the future any
more than it has been in the issues OF bygone
days.
4 The history of the Maine Law crusade is
trpS in md
/ opposed it as ..unwise and unjust;' For this
/ they were stigmatized and abused without stint,
and in violence of the contest the democratic
/ party was overthrown! But few brief months
have proved the democracy were right, and now
all are forced TO admit il
.HmfW Death.-One night recently servant
J girl IN Auburn, New York, ent to sleep lea
wing light burning, which by some means set
hre TO the bed. Her screams aroused the fam
/ lily, but the bed was in flames, and before they
could be eXtingushed the Girl was burned 10
death, and her body almos, reduced TO heap
OF cinGers.
We understand tsays the Boston Traveller)
that among the numberless invitations that have
been extended by the Bunker Hill Monument
I Association TO be present on the 18th Of June,
Mr. BENJAMIN Smith, Of Wayand, has been en-
tirrly unnoticed. Mr.. Smith is ninety-iour
years old, and was ffrr in the revolutionary
army. He was in Boston on the 4th Of last Iu-
y, by invitation, and was received with mark
/ ed honorS.
Sared Bya Cd.--Rome, it is said, was sa-
we'd by the cackhng of goose So few nights
since family in Charleston was saved from
At ff-,e 81. &
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Prohibition IN .HiCh{gHn. The Detroit Free
Press, after speaking of the failure Of corrcive
temperance laws 10 other States, says:
s.Let Us look at home. 10 Michigan, prohi-
bltion was FIRST adopted and The coercive law
passed BY the black republicans as matter of
votes it has since been abandoned, and the
law emaSculated by them, also as a matter Of
vot.s. Everywhere else the black republicans
have treated prohibition as matter Of votrs.-
They have made the great temperance reform a
football for the very worst party uses
Rev, Mr. KalIoch preached in Rocklaud,
Me-, on Sunday last. The crowded condition
OF the church Is cit-d as evidence Of the conf
dpnce with which the citizens regard MIR. K
Exchange.
If Brigham Young had occupied the pulpit
in the place of Mr. KaIoch, the crowd, we
suspect, would have been still larger.
Two Young girls in Patterson, New Jersey.
were arrested on Monday, convicted and fined
for stealing flowers from cemetery. Much
pains had been taken by mother to ornament
The grave Of her son, and just as the flowers
werr blooming most beautifully, they were all
taken away by these thoughtless young girls.
Among the distinguished strangers in St.
Louis on the 9th inst. were Chevalier Bosch
SproceT, Belgian minister: Count de Sartiges,
French Ambassador: Mr.. w. Corcoran, OF Wash
ington: Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., Of Boston, aud
Gov, lizard, Of Nebraska They arrived on
Sunday and took lodgings at Barnums Hotel.
We learn from the Boston Transcript that
Mrs. Patton, the woman who so heroically navi-
gated ship into California after her husband
lost his mind, is now dangerously i'll in that CT
ty with typhoid fever, consequent upon the ia
trgueS and exposure incident to the voyage, and
her untiring devotion TO her husband. Capt
Patton, We regret to add, has lost beth his sight
and hearing.
Governor Bragg, of North Carolina, under a
resolution passed by the Legislature of that State,
contracted with w. J. HUBBARD, OF Richmond, for
the casting Of bronze statute of Washington,
after the one now in the Capitol of Virginia.
The work is 10 cost $40 900, and when finish
ed is TO be placed in front Of the Capitol at Ra-
leigh.
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andas sober as any man could look; 'swhy be
Just turned his head toward my hand, and went
down the hole tail first ~
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.Neoo Hauea .Haaicipal Eiecfion.-NEw HA-
VEN, June 3--At the municipal election held
here yesterday, the Democrats carried all BRAN
ches OF the city government BY about 500 ma
jority.
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The Lake Superior Chronicle has received
information confirming the report which that
paper published on the 18th Of April last, of
the murder OF Mr. A. McEwrn by the Indians
The body OF the murdered man was found in
Wood river, near where the road to TavIor's
Falls crosses ii.
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We hear nothing, SAYS the Pamela (Mlssis-
sippil Star, but The most favorable account from
the wheat crop Of our county. II appears that
after the cold weather passed by, the wheat
took new start and w. are informed that the
crop was never better than il VIII be tins year.
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There is family residing in this city, named
Connell, from Ireland, who are aboring under
the most singular and PerprXing drIuslon.-
They say that rrmittances have been seGt to
them from Ireland, and that the letters have
been taken out by other persons and rifed.-
The amount is variousIy estimated at between
81 900 and $4,000. The most singular part
of the story is that whenever a court is held
in our city they imagine that their own case
occupies pretty much the whole time of the
judges and counsel. The brother Of the wo-
man who claims TO have been defrandrd out of
the money attends the courts, and actually sup
poses that the lawyers are speaking 10 his case.
The decisions are taken by him as confirming
his own rights.-1renton 1rue .9mericaa.
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Sared By q d.--Romp, il is said, was sa-
we'd by The cackhng of goose. So a few nights
since family in Charleston was saved from
death by fire through the ''ritcous cries IF a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28
MEDICAL.
.Ague and Fever, or ChiIls and Fever
CURED BY
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

- HIS Justly celebrated medicine has for MANY
y years maintained its superiority over al other
of que and Fever, Chilis and Fever whether
of short long standing; and In no case Will u tail To
cure, II the directions are strictly followed and Carried
This emsdy has been extensively used Throughout
the States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
Pcnnsy lyana, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Missouri, Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi and
louisiana anu ha. permanently cure' over or
been OF from 10 three years Standing, aud had re-
sisted all the usual remedies known in the country =
lions properly followed. Such is its inyarIane
thai large number u respectable piT1ctton-
Of medicine ia various parts Of the country use AMI
prescribe it ia preference Quinine and all other
elies.
The public are assured tia. Il Is not only certain Ia
its effect Tonic, but heng composed entirely ~
vegetable medicines, il perfectly innnceut in all
or Circumstances, md may begven to females, infants,
AMI all persons II debilitlel AMI delicate coflstu
ti"ns without the least fear whatever OF amy unpleas-
ant effect.
and pures quality, and is always made 10y the pr, pr.
etor in person, after the established forms OF pharmacy,
hch cannot be said Of the many tones flooding
the Western and soutl-westein country AMI in this
respect alone srendered greatly superior 10 the rene-
nv H. apsrint AMI SoTerfl daphoretc rropertie.,
added 10 its tonic qualities, is rendered ennently
superior to Quinine and other remedies as neral
and p Iuar tonic, in ala cases whatever where oncs
roper 10 be administered. The proprietor, there
fore, respectfully invites practitioner. and the public
generally to i've IL hut fair trial, ard they viii then
be convinced of its great superiority over all otheI
! remedies now in use for the purposes specified.
Persons living in dsiric set country Inject to Ague
and Fever, Chis and Fever, g. " hous Feve;s, would
do well to keep supply OF this valuable remedy al
ways on hand.
The proprietor has now in his possession Thousands
Of cert hcacs Of its value, given by persons who have
used il. with many letters from merchants who have
sold IL largely in their country, well a. rn ulaiy
respectable practitioners who have use 1t IN prefer
ence to other remedies, atte>tng it, value.
JN0. SMITH, Proprietor.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by IIsllock Stod
dard: Keller * White; Woolsey Sawyer, and j. j.
Pennington. SEPT i2m
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safety and RelIef.-old DIR. II. James, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho
mas Titon his son-in-lsw, has been educated to
ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines Most
prominent among these is his extract OF Cannahis ln
dc which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search In Calcutta. lie strove 10 make MEDICINE to
save his only child rom death by consumption and he
succeeded. DR.. Tton, his son-in-aw, Is in Chicago
tl,oom No. IIl, State street) lie has already
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds OF terrible
eases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and suffer.
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has lanishel are nnumer,ble. The Canniabis In
dca is the most wonderful blessing Of the ege. Give
DIR. Tilton call send for bottle Of medicine, which
will cost you two dollars. lie will PROVE % you that
you need not be Sick ani thu II will cost mere tribe
to get we'll.
NIB "A SpiroDynameter to test the strength OF
the lungs and ascertain the exact state Of the patients
health.
L. by addressing Dr. TiltOn note through the
Chicago Post Ollie, enclosing four postage stamps,
az recipe will he in return, free Of charge,
to any part vi the Union All letters answered prompt
ly. Address. m,,rov
octIlGm- Box 1861. Chicago, Ill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28
New York Markets.

NEW York Nov 2I-N
Flour advanced; $4,000 bbls sold at 81 81
as for State. and IS S5@5 50 for Ohio
Southern unchanged. Wheat heavy: AZ 900
bush sole. Corn advanced; sales OF 30 .o0c
bush at ST@SS for white. and 30 for South
ern. Provisions dull. Stocks are lower.
NEW York Nov 27--PM
Cotton sales to-day 500 bales; holders de-
mand an advance Flour firm. SO 900 bbls
sold. Wheat heavy, $4,000 bush sold; the
market has lad declining tendency. but no
quotable change. Corn firm, sales of u 900
bush. Pork quiet. Beef heavy. Lard dull.
Butter, Ohio, quoted at l9@l5r. Coffee firm
ut s@lO. Sugar steady. Whisky &c lower,
ana quoted at 23I15. Freights Inactive
Stocks dull.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28

IT, The culvert near Mr.. BESyANIS
House., on the road to the bottom, below the
city, which is being built by Mr.. FRANK
MURPHY, of Cannelton, under a contract
with the County Commissioners, is nearly
completed, and is the best piece Of work Of
the kind in the county and does great credit
to the contractor. These stone structures arc
far more economical than the old wooden
bridges, that require removing once in four
or five years, willie such works as are now be-
ing erected will endure for generations. The
completion Of this much needed work will
restore our intercourse with the people of the
Bayou.
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-"iHaye saved $500

Have saved 2 500. This remark. made
by gentleman the other dav, whose strength had been
restored to him by bottle of Professor De Gra;h's
(genuine) "ELECrRlC OIL" would apply to thou
sslds. especially the man woman, who depends OH
selfexertion for support. No person save money
who Is half the time SICK lame, rheumatic and suffer.
ing from pains but IL timely caution used, and
before consumption becomes sealed from cold and
posture, the application Of this "Eecrc Oi should be
made, hundreds OF dollars would he saved, and life
made tolerahle also Ask Mark Griggs, Esq, Is Mar
shall street, Philadelphia and hundreds more who have
been cured. For sale by Keller & White, also PEN
nington, aud IIalok * Stoddard. nov25.
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NJ CITY ORDERS for sale. Enquire OF
H&sa IGLEIART u Antilles
Who tina, I. Trouble with any or those dl.

agreeable complaints, such rs Jaundce Dyspepsia or
Liver disease Of any kind, but would like to know OF
a remedy for these unseemly visitaticns! We feel
that we are doing our invalid readers invaluable
service II We induce them to get bottle OF DR..
SANsoRD's INvIGoRAToR, and take Il, forwe know
from personal experience that il is Of the greatest
remedies for general debility, and consequent inactive
bodily powers before used. Its action is per-
feet and complete to give relief the first time taken
and IL ii does to Others It has u.s. hafa bottle will
be all that is needed. We know OF nothing
commend with such Dnfdence. n family medicine
as the ISvIGoRAroR (See ADVERTISEMENT
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Aword to the Lndies.-In recommending to 70,

n Word to the I.adies.-In recommending to your
use DR.. j. losteters Celebrated Stomach Biers, it
is hut justice to state, thai, stimulant to the
SYSTEM in impartng strength and vigor, preparatory
to periodical stages which Oft times attended with
much pain and trouble, We know Of no preparation
more happily adapted to all affections consequent
upon this cause, and for Cramps in the Stomach
Cholera Morbus, and all ailments arising from over
indulgence in the fruits, vegetables, icecreams, nc
Sc; tits certain and almost instantaneous remedy,
and family should he without it.. Directions for
on the bottle. Sold by druggists and dealers gen.
orally. novlsd&wlw
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River and Weather by TeIcgrapfe.

CINCINNATI, Nov 27-N
Weather milder. Mercury AZ. River fall
ing slowly, So feet water in the channel.
PITTsBURG. Nov 27--N
River feet inches by the pier mark and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury 81.
CINCINNATI, 21-rr
River has fell inches since noon. Wealth
or milder; indications of rain.
PITTsEuRG, Nov 2T-PM
River 5 feet inches by pier mark and fall
ing. Mercury 50.
OswEGo. Nov 2s-PM
The weather is mild and pleasant.
BUFFALO, Nov 21-PM
The weather in this vicinity is clear and
calm.
NEW YoEK. Nov 21-PN
The weather here is mild and clear.
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Another Instance OF the efficacy OF Bgr
haye's Holland Bittess-

n. N. PoINDExrER, ut Union office, Sep
tember 10th. 1854, says:
''Some weeks since being seriously affect
ed with pain and uneasiness at the stomach,
loss of appetite, and ut times strong symp-
toms of dyspepsia, was induced to try your
IIoLLAvD BITTERs, and feel it but an act
OF Justice to the article. as well Us for the
good of those who may be affected with like
arrangement of the stomach to state. that
the use OF one single bottle OF this medicine
proved of incalculaole bcnef., having freed
the stomach from all sense Of depression, and
removed every symptom of dyspepsia. |
would also remark, that two other members
of my family who were afflicted in similar
manner with myself, were entirely relieved
by :he use OF a single bottle each.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CElEnR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke NJ
D., Ply stefan Extraordinary To the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine Is unfng In the cure of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female
constitution.
II moleates all all ohstructons and
Dings on the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should lie used two three weeks previous TO
confinement they fotify the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother 10 per-
form her duties with safety to hersef aud child.
These Pills should not he taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. they
are sure hiring Miscarriage, but al any other time
they safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Elections, Pain
In the Back and Bimis, leaviness, Fatigue Slight
Exetion. alpitalon OF the Heart, Lowness 0f Spirits,
MYSTERIES Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful
diseases occasonel iy disri red these Pills
will effect cure when all other have failed, and
although A powerful remedy do not contain iron
calomel, antimonv. any other mineral.
Full drrctons accompany Ing each package. Price
| i'm the Unitel States AMI CanI,la. One Dollar.
n. B.-sl'o9 and postage stamps enclosed To any
authorized Agent. will insure hottie of the Pills by
return mail. ". W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
| Sole Agent for Inana.
NALLOCK X STODDARD,
aps1 '5f-iyis General Agents, Evansville.
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i5- We are requested to call the attention
of yo=ng men to the Bible Glass of the
Young Mems Christian Union, which is
held at their Rooms on Third street, near
the Washington House, every Sabbath af-
ternoon ut 4 o'clock. The Rooms are COM
fortably furnished, with accommodations for
q large class, and We are informed that it Is
conducted in an interesting and instructive
manner. We would be glad to know that
it was attended by large number of young
men
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Cincinnati Markets,

CINCINNATI, Nov I'm
Flour buoyant at 81 25@4 80. Whisky
steady at lie. Hogs dull and declining; n,
demand of importance. Nothing done in
Provisions.
CINCINNATI, Nov 27-PN
Flour active; sale of 10000 bbls closed al
"a 1904 40 tor superfine, add s. 65@5 "a
for extra. Hogs dull and lower closing at
$500 25 for good ones. averaging 200 to 220
lbs. Provisions dull and irregular. Green
Meats declined &c. Bulk Meats nominal
Mess Pork closed dull ut IA. and Lard ut Toe.
Hogs arriving freely. 10000 since Wednes-
day evening; l27 car loads arrived from Ken
lucky last As hours. Holders anxious to sell.
Whisky lie ard steady. Sugar and Molas
ses active AZ full prices. Demand exceeds
receipts.
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I'd" There is probably no city in the Uni
on in which rowdyism prevails to such an
extent as IN Washington. 1t is now unsafe
for person to venture ont after night. A
gentleman was recently knocked down and
had his ear cut oil, and last week man was
shot dead, without provocaticn.
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Toronto. Nov 97-P,

The new administration formed and sworn
In to day. Hon. John a. Mcdonald. Pre-
mier; w. Galley, Inspector General; Robert
Spence. p. NJ. General; q. III. Carter, Attor-
ney General of Lower Canada: j. &. Morri-
sou, Receiver General; +. p. NJ. Van Cough
net, Pesident of Council; T. 5. j. Stranger,
Provincial Secretary; \. +. Bellean, Speak
er of Council; 5. V. Sicott, Crown Lands.
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" The river opposite this place contin-
ues to reccde slowly.
~ The weather yesterday was mild and
pleasatn, and indicated an early change
Business on the streets appeared more lively;
and numerous lady pedestrians added not a
little to the chceriulness of the day.
WABASH PAcKETs.-We have three Wa
bash Packets at our landing this morning
the Kate Sarchet-thc Umpire and the Isaac
Shelby.
FIRST OF THE SEAscS.--Receivcd by the
steamer II. Bridges yesterday, 1907 bbls. and
tierces pork; Howard d Brown. Pork
houses ut Bowling Green commenced killing
last Saturday. Buyers are offering 81 30
holders asking SIS. But few selling. Farm
ers generally packing on own account.
T.. Il. SEELEY Clerk.
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@ A gentleman, of New York, says he
offered several mechanics work at one dollar
per day, and that they have, in every in
stance, replied that they would rather starve
than work for less than two dollars.
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~ a fight occurred in Lamasco, on
Thanksgiving day, and resulted, as usual,
in sore bones, black eyes, and bloody noses.
A man who had evidently made himself too
familiar with John Barleycorn, was thrown
from his buggy, and somewhat bruisel.--
Damage trilline.
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TO THE LADIES.

TO acquire fair and beautiful complexion, free from
freckes erup,ions and all imp rfectiuns, use 'foN
TAIN's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS one Of the
most agreeable of toile: iuxuries.
FOR WASHING INFANTS AND CHILDREN,
Mothers will hud it invaluable for is medicinal rro-
peties, i'm preventing chatting, &c, and promoting
health, sweetness and beauty.
GENTLEMEN will find il admirable for shaving
purposes. y. q. F0NMINE Il CO.. 30s Broadway
and No. Aston House, New York. Sold by all drug
gis.s. TT. :. X Weow. I'm.
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w Senator Gwinn Of California has n,

Ey Senator Gwinn of California has pre-
pared bills for the organization of two new
Territories West Of the Mountains, to be
known rs Arizona and Sierra Madre. Bv
these bills the Eastern boundaries OF Califor-
nia will nc along the SUBMITS of the Noun
tairs. A bill for the organization of Dacotah
will be introduced at the same time. which
will create batch of new offices to be flied
from anxious expectauts of the party.
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gMR. l.. B. DAY. of Meehanic.ville

tSy- Mr.. i. B. Day. of Mechanicsville,
about six miles from the city, who has fur
nished our citizens, for number of years,
with an excellen: article of Tomato Catsup,
has manufactured this year nearly $50 gal
Ions of most excellent quality. Our hotels
and restaurants prefer Mr.. Days article to
any other manufactured. We have tested it,
and can testify tina. it can't be excclled.
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From the south.
WASHINGTON, Nov 27->

The Southern mail furnishes papers from
al p ,iEts u late as due. The cotton fields
of Red River were greatly damaged by the
late storm, aud much cotton was blown out
OF the balls Not two-thrds of the average
crop will be gathered. The sugar yield in
the same section is fair, aud will average the
usual supply.