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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

FEARFUL JUDGMENT. - The Hol lidaysburg
Standard, OF a late date. says, :sFor SOME days
past there has been singular story a1oat in this
community. Whether true or not, we are not
prepared to say, but the information comes from
such = reliable source that We are free To say
there must b. something in it. 1t appears that
one day last week IN in the ncighborho0d
Of Mount Union, Huntingdon county, while
! cleaning grain, suddenly discovered that the
weeyel had DESTROYED the greater part of it,
1t so exasperated him that he b lasphemed
his Saviour in such wlfnl, mali cious, and
wicked manner, that il will not bear putting ia
print. He left the barn, and went 70 the house,
here he seated himself in IA chIir where he
had remained but few minutes before he
turned to his wife, and asked her what she
said. She replied that she haa not Spoken
81 thonght,' said he, ssthat heard somebody V
say that must sit here till the Judgment day, -
1t is now alleged that he is sfiH sitfiag IN the
chair, unable to rise or speak, with his eyes
rolling, and totally incapable of moving his
body. His family, it is said, has left the house,
where he still remained, seated in the chair on
Saturday last What terrible warning 20
hlasphemers who suffer their passions 20 over :
sway their Judgment
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rfOpcwell, Nov. {, 1851.

THE subscribers takes this method Of in
forming the public th"t they will contlhue the
business Of merchandising at the old stand, and
hope bv strict attention to business TO receive
a liberal shere of public pttronage.
We have remodeled the HopeweH Mill, and
are now ready to grind all kinds Of grain for
which the highest price viii be paid.
BARNDOLLAR g. EVERHART.
Unnnwnn NnH. g lSh1
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
TO COLLECTORS!

Collectors of Taxes are hereby notified to
pay into the County Treasury, at the Novem-
Der Court, as large an amount of taxes as
possible. The wants of the County render
this urgent demand necessary.
The notes of all current Pennsylvania
Banks will be received for taxes. 1t is also
desirable that each Collector shall pay a
portion in specie.
DAVID OVER,
Treasurer.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

Notice is hereby given to all Retailers
whose Licenses remain unpaid, that il they
are not paid at November Court next, they
will be placed in the hands of a proper Of
icer for collection.
ID. OVER,
Treasurer.
Oct. 80. 1857.
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Waterteyn. Mas Assv1 !

ateFFoWn, Mass. Nay /, 1855.
PROF. O. 7. WOOD, Allow me to attest
the virtues and magic powers Of your Hair Re-
storatiye. Three months since, being exceed-
inglg gray, purchased and soon commenced
to use, two bottles; AMI it soon begin to tell.
in restoring the silver locks to their native col
or, and the hair which was before dry and harsh.
AMI filling OH, now became softand glossy, and
it ceased filiing; the dandrHtf disappeared,
and the scalp lost aiithe disagreeabIe itching,
50 annoying before, aAd nos, not only look
bat feel young again.
Respectfully, yours. etc.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
Mss FEERS, 26s Greenwich Az.

/ have used Professor q. j Woods nlir
Restorative. and have admired It's wonderful !
effects 1t restored my hair where ID had fallen
oft; il cleans tins he Id. anu lcrs ti aIir soit
anu smooth--lnach more 50 tiian oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, Nov. L. 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

A lady writing from Brooklyn, says, "Would
that cJuld express in this short letter the val
nc your lnvIgorator has been 10 me in raising
a large lily OF children, for it has never fail-
ed to relieve all affections of the stomach, bow
els or attacks Of worms. If mothers once had
this remedy placed within their reach, and were
taught how to use it, "a fearful and untold a
mount Of agony might be saved
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
SIX GENTS REwARD.

RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 5tb
inst, John Iims, an apprentice 10 the farming
business. All persons are c5atiened against
harborng or trusting said boy as | am deter
mined 10 pay no debts Of his contracting
JAMES O'NRAL.
". Providence Tp,, Oct 30, 1857
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BENZ II. WALKER,
ASp,sr

Boston Tea aud Pic Mic Crackers, Swiss
Cheese, Sariines in Oil, London Pickles.
Mackinaw Trout jast reed, and for sale by
CR.AMER& K Co,
July s.
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Lock Here, StOrelseepers and
Others!

THE greatest assortment of Toys of every
description, and Fancy articles OF an endless
variety, You can iinl at the great Curiosity
Store, No. I44, N. ID ST., above Arch, Phil
adelphia. Also Fancy Baskets, Pipes, Segar
Gases. Tobacco Boxes, Dominoes, Canes chi
ma, Kid and Wax Babies, and great many
other articles too Enmerous 10 mention.
JOHN DOLL, Importer.
LA, N. ID St.
SAINT 4 1877
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NOTlCE.

LETTERS of Administration having been
granted tc the subscriber, living l.. ST. CIair
Township, on The estate of Catharine Oldham,
late OF said township, deed, all persons know
lag themselves indebted to said estate are here
by notified to make payment Immediately. and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment.
BENZ II. WALKER,
Admir-.
Oct. l6. 1857.
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHCP !!
TIE subscribers havIrg formed a partner
shin uuder the stvle Of .sDociS a Ashcom'' Tor
tue purpose OF cDHHHttHH = EeIEt-I'Ii ~
EsfaVNREsY AND MACHINE

FOUND n AlND WAIHHA1NE
business in the establishment recently erected
bv GiIliard Dock, in Hopewcll Bedford coun-
ty, are now prepared to execute orders for
CASTINGS AND M.4CfTINERY Y OF every de-
scnption. They viii build to order steani-eil-
gines, coal and drift cars, horse powers and
fhreshing machines--also, casting Of every
kind for furnaces, forges, saw, grist and rolling
mills, ploughs, waterplpe, columns, house
ffonts. brackets, &c.. &c.
They are also, now making fine assortment
OF STOVES Of various kinds ofthe latest pat
terms and most approved styles, including sew
eral sizes of COOK STOVES Of the best make,
heating stoves for churches, Offices, bar-roomS,
&c.
A full assert ment of Stoves will be kept
constantly on hand, and Sold at wholesale and
retail, ut prices to suit the times, and quality,
warranted equal TO the best eastern make
Machinery OF all kinds repaired promptly
Patterns made to order.
GILLIARD DOCK,
C. .AASHC0M.
Nov. 6, 1857,
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PROCLAMATION.
PENNSYLVANIA, IS:

In tie name and By the authority Of TIE
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, l, LANES
POLLOCK, GoueraOr Of the said Com
NOM 5aHea[th.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
Oct. 80, 1857.
MARRIED.

On Sabbath the 25th inst, by ID. B. Trout
man, ESQ.,, Mr.. NATHAN SNAPPER to Miss MA
RY ANN DEyoRE, all of Londonderry Up.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

Ctountry Physicians, can have their orders
Silled, with the very best articles. 1t CITY
prices nj Dir. llarry's Cheap Drug Store, Pitt
st. Bedford. Penn'a.
Oct. 81. 1856. DIR. B. HARRY.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

State of Illinois, Carlisle, June ~. 80
have used Professor q. j. AYopd's III iir Re-
storltive and have admired its Mordefiuf effect.
hy hair was becoming. as thought premature
y gray, but by the use OF the = -Restorative' - il
has resumed lis orignd coOr, ali, hive no
doubt, prrmAnetiy 50.
SIDNEYBREESE
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

The elections are over and stump speakers
have ceased dining in the ears of the pa
tient people. We are done, at least for a
while, with politics and politicians, and will
be able during the coming winter to devote
more time and attention to our local col
umns--noting carefully every thing of in
terest which may trauspire in our county.
Fortunately for our quiet borough, we are
net often called upon to record the "acci-
dents and incidents" which fill up the col
urnns of other papers, and mark the misery,
folly or wickedness of mankind. Nc fear-
fui murders, no Irish rows occur, no banks
or corporations suspend or "bust" among US
to startle the peaceful citizen, and afford a
local paragraph. But in spite of their dfaw-
back, We will endeavor to render our "lo-
cals'' as entertaining as possible. Our
friends throughout the county are requested
to contribute any matters of Importance or
interest in their respective neighborheods.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

LYcEUMs.-The long winter nights are
coming, and they should be devoted to i'm
provement. There is 10 better and more
entertaining way of spending an evening in
Winter, than in a Lyceum or debating soci-
ETY.. There is not village, hardly school
district in the county, in which society Of
the kind could not be organized with lit
tie effort, and which would not be benefited
by it. In Bedford, we have not had an in
stitution of the kind for number of years,
while other towns all around us, no larger
than ours, have their fourishing societies,
and secure every winter the services Of
popular lecturers from abroad. There is
40 reason why we should be behind our
Ae;ghbors in this particular.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

ETALL and BLIND PAPER.-Dr. BE.
w Harry is our agent for this necessary
article. By calling at his store, our patrons
willsee samples of our papers. We have made
our spring seiections with muoh care, and think
we canaot fail ito please.
SHRYQCk X SMITH,
rharabers5urg.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

One of our prominent bankers says, Give OF
six years since | found myself running down
with liver difficulty resorting to your Invig-
orator, was greatly relieved, and, continuing
for season, was entirely restored"
a clergyman called at our office the other
day and said he had given poor woman bot
tie, who was suffering very badly from Liver
Complaint, and before she had taken the whole
oft she was at work earning bread for her fam
lily.
A gentleman, recently from the West, says,
while at Chicago, he was attacked with slow,
lingering fever. that bafIled the skill of physi-
Claus, but the InvigorAtor cured him in a few
days.
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DISSOLUTION.
Nov. 6, 1857,

TIE pa1tne erslip heretofore existing and
treding under the firm OF Bar ndollar, Lowry &
Co., and Eyerhart, AsLconl & CO., las This day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The books
&c, are in the hands of Barndo!iar& Eyerhart,
who are authorized TO settle all accounts of the
old firm.
G.. Il. BAR&D0LlAR,
j. LOWRY,
C. w. ASllC0M,
n IL L A IL
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

4 gentleman from Brooklyn called on us
week or two since, looking but the shadow o a
man, with a skin yellow, pale and deathlike.-.
He had been for long time suffering from
Jaundice and Dyspepsia, and unable to attend
to his business. We saw him again to-day
changed man, ard to use his expression, he has
not seen the bottom of the first bottle, and fur
ther adds sit saved my life, for | was fast GO
ing to consumptive's graye.o
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

One o:our city merchants said, while or
visit 20 Troy, few days since. be was attacked
with bowel and stomach disorders, so as to con-
fine him TO his room, he sent to the drug store
for a bottle ofIhvigorator, took one dose, which
relieved him so that he was able to attend his
business.
An acquaintance, whose business combels
him to write most of the time, says, he became
SO weas as to be unable at times to hold his
pen, while at others, sleep would overpower
him. but the Invigorator cured HIM
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies ow
offered to the public, there are none we can so
fully recommend as DR.. Sanford's lnyigotator,
or Liver Remedy. so generally known now
throughout the Union. This preparation is tru-
ly Liver Invigoator, producing the most
happy results on all who use it. Almost innu-
mera5le certificates have been given of the great
virtue of 1his m sdicine by those of the highest
standing in society, and it is, without doubt,
the best preparation now before thepubhc.
SANFORD x CO., Propretors, 345 Broad
way, New York.
For sale by DR.. B. F. Harry, and Druggi SIS
generally.
Oct. 80, 1857.
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DAVID OVER,
TraaSnrar
TO RETAILERS.

Oct. 80, lS57.-3t.
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SOMETHING EXTRA.

Oct. le. 1851,
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Oct. ., 1857.
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JOHN III. ALLEN K co.

July 5.
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OF both.
seo Is An, person whaHosvsr Who may be charged
WITH holding the election herein authorized Who shsll
wtfuiy and knowingly commit any fraud or Irregular ~
whatever with the intent 70 hnder or prevent or defeat
lr expscssiou OF the popular viii In the said elecuon
shall be guilty Of misdeneanoy and punished oy nne
not e6s than i've hundred dollars nor more than ons
thousand aolaSs and mpyisonmeRt mt iess than str
md sths nor more than Twelve months, or BOTH
Sec. Is the deoGates thus elected snau assemble In
convention II toe Capitol OF said Territory on the frs
Nordsy VI September next, and shall proceed 10 form
ocnsuutor and Safe government, which shall be repus
can In FORM for admiration into the Uaionson equal
footing with me original Stats In Ill respects Whateye
by the name Of the state n Kansas.
Bec II Said committee when ass embed shall eiocs .
presiding officer and oiher officers neoesssry for the
nsnsacou o. their business, and the mberS and OF
fcers Of said convention sha be enlisted 10 recover the
cOmpenS alton the members and OH GERS or the
Legislative Assembly Of Kansas rerrisory to be paid out
or any money In The Trsasar airy not osher wise sppro
prssed.
SEQ is All sheris and osher officers for the dis harge
Of che duea required Of them BY this act shall be entitled
TO receive four dollars for each day hey are necessarily
empioyed
Sso TO- Donipban snail constitute the nst election dis
Iict; Sro~n and NemAha the second Atcnisoa the
third Lea veow0rth the fourth; Jefferson the dfth; Cal
the SIXTH Mavshal the seventh Riley the eighth;
johnson the Doth; Douglas the tenn ShA wnee Richard
sen AND Davis the eleventh; Ly kips the twelfth; Frank
lin the sbireeatn; Weller Brrckeafidge Wise and Msdi
son tie fou eeHn Butler and CoGey the fifteenth; Linn
9hee, Dorm and Allen the eghteenth Woodson, Wilson
Godfrey arsDwood and Hunter the nineteenth
SO TO- All voes given II the election herein provided
for ahsu BIZ
Fec 81 Returns Of said ex umerAton aha be according
to ste following tacuar form
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Name Of Heads Of Par,s- Males Feyt0Scs.l or =,
u Legat Voters. hss and Others. No. No. i"


Governor Geaxy's Departure from Kansas.
From the LsAvenworth Journal, March 10
The sudden aud unexpected departure Of Gov Gssry
from The Territory IL general topic Of conversation
amOug our citizens, and rumoP u rio In nvntinS and
circulating excuses OF reAlOns for bis absonoo Una
wares 70 any OF the good citizens OF Lesompton, he lef,
thai city II u said, at late hour tuesday evening
lat 10Th instant Ths Kansas City Eateryrtse gives
she next indulgence a. 20 his Exoeep oy's aherea
fro q II Va learn hat be arrvea Ia that city In night
NJ Wednesday, lltb inssnt that be board tue
Chambers for 81 Louis, ana that hs visit 10 Ia
sequence of vi health Il ID not little strange that tue
Governor should be expeditions In running from
DC ierrsoIy for bis health and IL stranger n that he
OF bis mecics advisers should become % suddeay i'm
pressed win the belief tbs the bracng and
ubrious climate Of Ksnsas unoongsnal TO health. Orgt.
pa idea, bsa We learn that the GoveruoY hnd with ain
number a franks directed 70 some town (nans a.
knowp) In Pennsylvania, and some uncharisAbe
TO suppose thai he has abandoned the Territory amino
r1ctSdt~ But We imagine that the object Of sse
Governor 10 simply 10 recruit himself By visit 10 his old
home and friends, and shall very much dsappoiutsd
he does not etuyn and again the gubernstoral
chair not 70 sive II up entirely unless requested 70 do
by M Buchanan.
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Office Holders and Politics.
TER FROM THE szeRErARY OF THE TIRE AsURY

Lear H-I rep 70 your letter q ouoe that you may
ro isinterpso my seroe Into ppvova Of suS-
.estons 70 not think that . cussa lose hi political
,teLtiy or ndepend snoe By aooeppg Office under the
government No does, howevss. commit hascH TO the
service q the country 70 the utmost sxent required
fathful disch>ree Of the duGcs Of hh position HIS 20
cAl associates ought ~ TO expect Of MIN servos
20 bis party st the expenss q his duty 10 TIE govesnoen
aodns - you do N cfoe Of greas pscunary rsspoos
pny and one requIstng your constant personal stea
ton, ! cannot ss1cdon The peoprissy d your abssno(
rom Jour poat for tho purpose Of an ac&ive oagsgonea
IN The approaching election II your State.
No regards with moro intsrost than do The
OF The national democratic party, ss ts imporsan, period
In our history But That success must not be purchased
~ the expense Of the public interest," which might DO ths
case ,hoss holding high and important offices shoult
% eut themselves from their posts 70 oooduct The
Regarding your Letter ID The light Of spplioa
uon for leave Of absence, have Withheld approva
Tor The foregoing reasons. II COBB.
March 30, 1857. Secretary Of Treasury.
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The Position Of Things on tho San Jusu
and the Pacific.
AFFAIRS AT LEON.
TuE PROPOSED PARTITION OF HuCAR AGJi,
10, no., ID.

THE ALLIED VERSION OF THE NEWS.
the friends Of The allies In this city are no& In
psseni'n OF any letters Information by this arrival
from Nicaragua And inclined dscredit the accounts
OF waiksrs VICTORIES brought BY the Texas Thsy below
that Walker u % completely hsmmsd In that hs viii nnd
next 70 Impossible to escape They also say that Nor.
gan has given orders for hh steamers 70 disooutnu
the, s, ~ be nrds that tbey don pay and NOT will
Ing any longer 10 continue his come soa with the Oauss
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THE DIsAFFECTED GENERALS.

There no doubt q The truth Of shs rspevt oroasA ~
~ STEAMER Texas, which arrived Ut NeW YORK -
evening, that General Carss had made overturas 4
g. Walker, such action before indoAsed b.
letter by previous mall from the Mtnisr HsoepAA si
Eicsyssua, though the nature Of the svsrturss b
known
General CbDion had alvsys been friendly v 0naN
Walker and only awaited proper opportunity 70 ~
stdes with him.
me rsipforoenenh that Joined Colonel Lockyadgs Co.
sStsd Of I've hundred and twenty Texans. Toe sboSs
On Vie authority o. private sdvices.
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natv0 70 nrn hvias By hare vorking voud do very
vel sne- he country 10 qu,sA
The Osnls~i Ansrscass have not Whipped walker yss;
and Costa Ria talks OF taking shs asparsmsah Of vas
and Granada her share OF the spols Hooduras The
osher too depaytmsnn, and salvador and Gusssmala
soud act each department Of Honduras shsr share
70 ycp General walker moi the oaly alsassev
In cousequence OF General Bslloso having s,dsd Win
Jerss snsr ser defeat ~ Granada he has been recalled
By The government Of salvador and General Trinidad
Csbanas has been named In his place.
me recall OF Bsloso and the wounds Of Jeres q the
bate Of IA, JOYCE has caused rasricio Evn Va name
scrersi rcpa. saunes commander s-chss Of Ne Nioa
rNsuAn forces
Honduras 10 the best omen OF Walkers success No
patty nss ever been knovs 70 bav trsumphs In ~hch
tsbinAs bss bad hand
city when he STATES In ons OF nh proolamsssoas hat
ees,crs walker hes cent bastAsd son of NcarAgua 70
IRE Unitsd states 70 sel Ven thousaad NATIVES Of both
raj rnes xnoFes doubt that The lavs OF 1sos u
the Unhed stAiea consider tne slave trade piracy.
Colonel Louis hensnges, no4ovtous foy his trcscbovy
Nsndsms on The march q sss sInsd voop, 70 ,aSs
Cbrxs Ne sent General Victor Zavala OF 9uatemda. Q
csserge, which rs not ed from such rasca -
ESD ali sSs s.,sasr,ss .od,srs ana ssns 70 Isos
uw Astonishing 70 see the little deeirc taken BY the
United states govern ment claim from ths eovernm ni
per1 seIssc nsvs 81 s ssuss,on and l. The p,sssncs
~ ps Ersi~n nses. the ciisens Of The United ssssss
shSad vii always NJ treated with conssmps Len ycas
Ssn ospsuI .. 4. Joss COSTA Rcs 20 ncrm hss govern
rrcrx u.t we're 20 cary out ~ decree ssInss We
Transit Uompsny. Ass such proceeding would give
sssSs ss s.' a. ss .s ~ s..s s' pa sov
threx wcrlhs ust Costa Rcs v. xcsrrcd ovs
~ SsSss, sSslruesns hs snost~s na sA
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AsoTHEn CHAN0n ros NEW EseLAgp Esr-
anAsr epewry .-fhe directors 81 she Mobile and Oaio
Railroad Company. have dessrm'n 10 bring iuto
hup6ref thousand OF the valuable Grant of
ands By Ccns 10 the ssates OF Alabama and Mssis
spp 70 ed In The oonsru mon of that great work Ta~se
snds I'VE IN the counties Of Wayne, Clarke Lsuderdsis
K.mpev ard Noruhee, hisrsipp,; and s1mtev, Ats5sua
TIE contiguous conv-siens W the ae OF the rail-
rcaf-are all within rev nouys' distance az Mobile and
arse proportca OF those orered for sale ave Of
god qusisr, OF tiem equal 10 the Gnsn oosscu
lands In nlsvssppi The sale 10 "a pu bio 90 ~ion
different points Ia the touns'ss mentioned an TO be
sold above the minimum Price Of I've dollars Der .ors
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Aas ben aoss~v VITO nc Territory averaging not Iss AdH
Jue psons sosek ana thus every Gay lessons the
thve element sve labor cannot flourish IN acdve
petition with rce Wnlte labor, even In slave sates We
see this In Maryland, In Virginia. In hssour-evePy-
where tried How absurd and I'm practicable then 70
hope that LABOR drive oat whie where tue
Ter already he's nFm AioosAod and whore climate soil
ana Cucunstanoes I'll sonsPare to strengthen II.
But his II . secondary considerSton settlement
upon just basis that BY the declsi0n Of ths majority
OF She fde ilhAbitants-s what II required, VIVA.
the ooosituioa OF tho United states demands and
I'll good ctszsps prey for VIII bury the Atcniso0s,
tona feeling throughout the country and bind together In
common bond Of union al who desire 10 i've up 10 and
unGes the constitution
We gsd t. know that Mr.. Walker viii undoubtedly
leave for The Teri 0ry carly in Nay according TO hs pro
ise, and although hs responsibilities are great success
will more than repay them.
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EFrpCrs on rHA NATIONAL HofHr DrsrAsH--
The Nsnbir ston eono OF toe Rsumore ,su~
says,A post worss~ exannsticp OF the remsns OF goa
tsman vbo cleo repnsy vsnia frcm the disease cou
traced at the Nsu bal hotel 10 this w. shs~s dep,H
of arsenic " the stomach. 4 pAk,eps here suffers
erls gcrnsu ~ he shs frori cause and vito
marked s7mpsOms OF icing posored,