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f Washington August A, 1851

ON the petition of Moses s. Woodward Of Ches
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granted him the 4h day OF december ls43 for an improve
ment in carriage brakes for from the expiration
said patent which takes place the 18th day OF December 1881
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Change of the Place or Sale OF the Delaware
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-11
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

The present Indications are, that the Fra
State men of Kansas will not participate il
iu the vote TO be taken on the 21st Of Decenr
Der, upon the Slavery clause of the LecOmptoi
Constitution.
That election is to be managed BY creature,
to be appointed by Surveyor General Calhoun,
and the returns are to be received, counted,
and declared by him. In view of The knovn
character of Calhoun, it is probably of liple
consequence to the result whether tho Free
State men vote or not. The johnson county
and McGee county frauds will be enacted ever
again, only upon more gigantic scale.
Upon the whole, it may be assumed that The
Lecompton Constitution, with tho Slavery
clause as part of it, will be sent to Congress
for their sanction.
Will Congress admit Kansas, with such a
Constitution, aud under such circumstances
1t is certain that the Administration will use
all its influence and patronage TO force the
measure through Congress The Southern
members of both parties, with an occasional
exception, will also support it.
From the Northern Democracy, there are, as
yet, no important indications of opposition to
IT, except from Col. Forney's philadelphia
Press, and from the Chicago Times, which Is
known to be the organ of Judge Dauglas.--
The Chicago Tribune says that it is believed
in Chicago that the Times, in this matter, Is
rejecting the present opinions of Judge Doug
las although the Tribune thinks he will finally
succumb to the pressure Of the South, after he
arrives at Washington. The Tribune says,
"0pr belief is, that at present Douglas is In
clined to sustain the views set forth in the
Times. Here, among his constituents, and in
daily contact with leading mcu Of his party, he
IS convinced that his only hope of reelection
to the Senate next fall depends upon carrying
out, IL apparent good faith, his of..rcpsaiel
Kansas pledges. He keenly feels aud CLEARLY
sees, that il the people are betrayed, not oblg
his own hopes, but his panty in Illinois, win BE-
crushed TO powder under the wrath of public
indignation. But in few days he will be in
Washington, in the midst Of the great leaders
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-11
Chairs and Cabinet Furniture.

THE subscriber has removed TO the shop on
West Pitt Street, recently occupied by VIM.
Ritchey asa Machine shop, where he continues
to make to order and keep on hand general
assortment of chairs and Cabinet furniture, con-
sisting in part of Spring Seat Parlor chairs,
French Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Wind
sor, Sofas, Lsunges, Ottomans, What-Nots, Mu-
sic Stands, Fancy Parlor Tables, Breakfast, Dim
ncr, and Extension Tables, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Wardrobes, sc. Suits of cottage furniture at very
moderate prices, so that it is within the reach of
all to have nice, good and fashionable furniture.
The Ladies are particularly invited to call and
examine for themselves, as il will be my desire to
please all tastes.
N. b. Collins will be made on the shortest
notice for any who will favor him With call.
June L, 1851. ISAAC MENGEL, Jr.
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DEFEAT OF MAYOR WOOD.
STEAMER OGLEsBr, Missouri River,
Noyember 90 1857.

TIE Mayors election in New York CITY on
Tuesday resulted in the election of Dauicl T..
Tiemann, the peoples candidate, by nearly
5000 majority over the notorious Fernando
Wood The latter. for three years, has been
ruling New York with an almost dictatorial
power, standing out as the especial representa-
tive OF the shoulder hitters, bruiscrs, gamblers,
ruul-heads, and rowdyism generally. Under
his administration rowdyism and crime became
rampant in the city, and the city taxes ran up
enormously by reason Of the shameless. and
open corruption and pecula,ion Of the Wood
ties iu every department of the municipal
government The Americans, Republicans,
aud conservative Democrats united on Tuesday
last on Mr. Tiemann-the Foreigners, Irsh
Catholics, and representatives of the Five
Points, uniting on Wood, the Tam:nany Htll
Democratic nominee. The Police Commission
appointed over 1000 special police with
stringent orders to arrest every rowdy who
should attempt disturbance at the polls, aud
holding the military in readiness TO support
them if necessary. The result is the triumph
Of the Citizens candidate--a triumph which
must be hailed with lively qualification by the
conservative and law-abiding citizens Of the
entire Union.
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SINGULAR HALLUcINATIoN.-Fran Ange
wealthy planter from Louisiana, says the Gin
cinnati Commercial. arrived in that city yes
terday, en- route for Europe, where his friends
arc taking him for the purpose, if possible, Of
dispelling singular hallucination, or species
Of insanity, with which be is afflicted. Two
years ago he took It into bis head that bis ped
al extremitics were paralyzed, aud although as
sured by eminent medical practitioners that bis
understanding are as firm and strong as they
ever were, he insists upon being carried about
like child, and not even an alarm of fire in
his residence could induce him 10 hazard per-
pepdicular position. Iii said that he is per-
fectly sane on all other matters.
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it be cut eff. The last intelligence from the
plains is of the most alarming character. :
Three Government trains had been destroyed
by the Morlnons; and it is reported that twenty
thousand Indians are leagucd with them iu
their hostility to the United States. What
credence is to be given to this latter report, We
will not venture to say; but if it prove true,
the strong arm Of the Government must be put
forth to crush our enemies, and to remove that
community which will prove fostering 50 long
as it remains part of the body polite. To
prove effective, the castigaten must be severe.
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PAYING FOR TUE Fun The State Treasury
of Maryland has been called upon to pay 1850
for freight on the Virginia nuskets sent By or
der of Gov. Wise to Gov. ligon, and seat back
again after the election, not having been uted.
The Chinese are queer people to go to mar
ket. A friend at Canton writes that neigh
Dor of his had just laid in his winter provisions
IA hind quarter of horse and two barrels Of
bull dogs, the latter salted to keep.
The Fairfield (Iowa) Ledger is informed on
good authority that Missouri STAKEHOLDER has
removed to Warren county, in that State, and
brought with him FIVE or six slaves whom he
claims right to keep and work on the free soil
of Iowa, unecr the Dred Scott decision
A Columbus paper says that, daring the
progress Of the recent tornado near Crestline,
Ohio, Miss White, young lady, aged about
seventeen yerrs,was carried by the force Of the
wind several hundred feet, aud left dangling
on the top of u cherry tree.
The RICHEST VIRGINIAN. Fincsst.e
Valley Wing says Samuel Harrison, of Piitsyl-
yania county, is tue richest man in Virginia.--
lie owns 100 slaves, and they Increase at the
rate OF one hundred year. He is estimated
TO be worth S5,000,o00.
AM4sIEER Of the Kansas Constitutional Con-
ventlon moved to spell tae name of their State
h-a-n-z-a-s, and gave as his reason that the
Aboitionists spell it k-a-n-s-a-s.
There seems now to be but little doubt that
Bucaanan's administration secretly aided Fill
o1ster Walker IN his l4te buccaneering DEPART
ure. Use, it is disgrace to the country.
tx Gev Hammond, of South Carolina.
was elected Y. 5, Senator from that State on
Monday.
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SINGuLAR.-A very singular thing has been
brought to light at the Minnesota Mine, Lake
Superior. By examination among the broken
rocks on the side of the bluff, pieces Of vein
stone, with copper and silicate, were picked up
at one point in considerable quantities, aud it
was tho't Rest to pull away the adjacent rubbish
and examine for the oatcrcp of the vein. A
party of men were put upon the ground and
soon found the conglonerate with channel or
trench passing through il some five or six feet
in width. This was filled with soft ruobish,
containing charcoal and other traces of the
works of the ancient miuers. Its depth has
not yet been ascertained.
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CFrom the Washington Star.

Among the many preparations nsAa in use for
the restoring, preserving and Identifying the
with more confidence than Prof. Woods Hair
Restorative, now ia general throughout the
States. This preparation possesses the most
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the advertisement for few OF the innumera bls
certificates which have been sent By parties,
"ho na'~ sSen rvcSIfTESu ny X, and who foel
happy In giving testimony to its wonderful eff
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.. J. WOOD 4 CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Bread
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generally.
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NEW IlIlLl GlllS.
Nov. 9, 1857,

THE subscribers have just opensd large assort
ment Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, all OF
which viii be offered at prices TO suit the times
We respectfully invite cash and prompt six month
customers to call and examine our stock, assuring
them that we shall Offer greater inducements than
ever heretofore.
Country Produce ofail kinds wanted, for which,
We will pay the highest price.
A. B. CRAMER & co
Oct 49, 1857
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w old and Young, TO this wonderful prepa.
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NOTICE.

ALL pcrsoas are hereby notified that my
wife, Sophia 0'Neal, has left my house, with
out any just cause, ana that / am determined
not to pay any debts she may contract, and /
hereby warn all persons ncs to trust her on my
account.
JAMES O'NEAL.
West Providence Pp,, Nov. 20, 1851.
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CHAS. WHITNEY.


New 1 orK, Oct. - ie05.
PROF. o. j. WOOD Dear Sir Aner read
ing the advertisement in one OF NE New York
journals, Of your celebrated Hair Restorative,
procured half pint bottle, and was so much
pleased with it that continued its use Tor two
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