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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06
The Hermitage, the Old Residence of Gen
eral jackson,

The Nashville Union, 10 noticing the rumor
that Congress will not accept the gift ofthe Her
m itage from the State of Tennessee, upon condi-
tion that military school is established there,
SAYS -
s'If, then, Congress at the approaching session
should decline the gift of the State, we trust the
Legislature will follow the recommendation Of
the Governor. In his late message, Governor
johnson suggests that the Hermitage be set apart
as the residence of the future Governors Of Ten
nessee. The recommendation is emnrntly pro-
per and appropriate. We have now no Execu-
tive Mansion, and the salary is not sufficient to
permit Governor Of limited private fortune
TO bring his family to Nashville. The distance
from the city is not too great, and, besides, no
Chief Magistrate of Tennessee residing at the
Hermitage could ever prove unfaithful TO the
high trust reposed in him. The glorious tradi-
tions around him would make MIN true to him
| self and the country. Let the future Govern
ors Of Tennessee, then, reside at the Hermitage.
There are a thousand things there to remind one
of his character, his history his opinions, and
his deeds. Nor were those opinions OF more
value then than at this moment. Had the coun-
try followed his wise counSels we would not
have been cursed by brood of pestient and
! corrupt banks.D
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06
Kentucky.

The Legislature of Kentucky will meet in
December, and the Democracy having the ma
jority on joint ballot, will be able to elect a
United States Senator. The name of the Hon.
Linn Boyd is mentioned among the most promi-
nent. His capacity, experience, and purity OF
life Justly entities him to that distinguished po-
sition. W. hope he may be selected to repre-
sent that gallant State.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06
More Trouble in Kansas.

New YORK, Oct. 3l.-A private despatch
from Lawrence, K. T., says that Governor Walk
er and Secretary Stanton were obliged to leave
Lecompton on account of the threats of the
ultraS, and are now at Benicia. Sheriff Walk
er, with posse of his men, is with the Gov
ernor. A special messenger was sent to Colonel
Snmner's command A document was circula-
ted in Lawrence, inviting Walker TO that place,
and pledging the protection of its citizens.
The Associated Press correspondent at ST.
Louis, in reference to the above despatch, tele-
graphs as follows:
"We have no such Intelligence here, and
nothing like it has passed through the telegraph
office in this city to-day. The despatch has
internal evidence of being hoax. Governor
Walker has troops at LecOmPton for the prolec-
ton Of the Constitutional Convention and if he
had not, he would scarcely drmand it of an
officer who has not been in command in Kansas
for several months, and who for some time
past has been under arrest. | saw letter
from Secretary Stanton tonight, dated Leconp-
Ton, October %, and it makes no mention of any
difficulty"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

WHAT WILL THE OPposITIoN DO Now?-
Since Black Repubicansm has gone the way
of Know NothingiSm and been completely
wiped out, the question arises what will the
Opposition do now? Full of devices and
subterfuges they will no doubt rally their
scattered forces, at least by the time the Presi-
dental election comes round, under some new
name and upon some new platform. Let them
come in whatever shape they may, the Demo-
cracy are ready to meet aud overthrow them.
We hear in some quarter that the old whig
party is to be re-organized and reconstructed,
in others that the American party is to be
galvanized into new life. The tariff is talked of
by some of the opposition as an ISSUE likely
to be prominent in future campaign, and what
is perfectly in keeping with opposition incon-
sistency many ofthose who have Just voted for
David WiImot, notorious frert raider, for Gov
ernor, are now clamoring for high protective
tariff. The United States Bank is advocated by
those ofthe opposition who are deeply tinctured
with old federalism. The Democracy will
wait until the opposition arrange all their plans
for future operations, and then they will rally
under their old flag and overthrow any kind of
an organization that may be raised up against
them. Everlasting honor TO the old, staid, firm,
patriotic, lion hearted, unconquerable Democ-
racy.
The United States frigate Congress left
SpeZZIa on the 7th inst.
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BURIED Treasure CoMlNG TO LlGHr.-The
Peninsula DELI .fers :-"The people OF
the lower part of Sussex, continnr to pick up
silver coins along the coast. 4 friend informs
us that, according to the best information he
can collect, there have been from eight to nine
thousand dollars collected altogether. The coin
dates as far down as l7lS, and is in crcula-
tion all over Baltimore Hundred. The prevail
ing opinion is, that il is the money which was
buried by Gibbs and Walmsipy, the two notori-
Gus pirates, who, after conviction. confessed
that they buried money IN the sand in that
neighboEhood.n
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the inhabitants, it is unnecessary to say word
more n reference to the subject.

TThp vote in Pennsylvania for Governor,
in 1857, compared with that for President IN
1886, stands as follows:
Buchanan, 23o,5oo Packer, 1ss,863
Fremont, 1874 Wimot, l46,l44
Fillmore, 82,229 Hazlehurst, 28,l60
Hence it will be seen that nearly the whole
"Republican'' vote of the State was polled for
Wlmot, whilst over Al 900 Democrats did not
go to the election. And yet Gen. Packer has
nearly $4,000 of a majority over Wilmot
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

LATER FROM MExIco.-The New York pa
pers publish this morning, copious details OF
news from Mexico, down to the list Olt The
intelligence is the most important that has been
received from that republic for long time.
The demand of Comoniort upon Congress Tor
extraordinary power, the extensive land
schemes 10 Sonora, Durango and Trhuanteprc,
the revolutionary movements on the frontiers,
and the general disorganizatlon and disruption
of the ePublic-socially, politically and tioan-
cially-are fully set forth.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

A SAD RErURN.-A lady passed through
the city last evening from Chicago to her home,
in the vicinity of New York, now desolate by
the sudden loss Of her husband. They were at
the fremont House in Chicago the night of the
fire, and he, from curiosity, went to it, and
when there, was crushed under falling wall.
50 mntllard was he, that it was only by some
remnants oi his clothing that the agonized wife
could recognize him. VINO but a moment before
was in full vigor of manhood. Their money
was with him, and was, we understand, destroy
ed. The widow, almost heart broken, meets
with active kindness from all. The Railroad
men pass her free, and others are also attentive.
- CieUeLand Rerier.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

BARNUM, the serene highness of hum
bugs. is again on his legs The Siam ford Nd
cocate announces '.with pleasure the probable
fact that to-day hp is a richer man than he was
before his connection with the Jerome Clock
Company. Ii is said that he has bought all the
claims against himself, ior from FIVE to twenty
five cents on the dollar, with the exception Of
5 5000 held in and about Danburv, which hp
will probably have to pay in full. The whole
OF the vast property assigned by him for the
benefit OF bis creditors has again passed into his
hands, and he rs now refurnIShing and refitting
lranistan in good style for his future permanent
residence" We know OF nobody who will be
very sorry to hear this news. Barnum is prin-
ter by trade, not clorkmaker.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

WASHINGTON, November Gov. Walker,
OF Kansas, few days ago, addressed letter TO
The President: asking for leave OF absence for
month. The President has granted his request,
and he was 10 leave on the first Of November
for Washington. He Will not be removed, np-
ther viii he resign
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

FAILURES AND SusrENsIoNs.-A summary Of
the failures and suspensions in this country
since the lst of August makes the whole num-
ber 9o2, OF which 448 We're in New York, IS in
Pennsylvania, 100 in Massachusetts,, 40 in Ohio.
IN Kentucky, 8 in Indiana, , in Washington
CITY, IN Minnesota, 10 in Illinois, in Mary
land, q IN Iowa, % in Michigan, IS in Mis-
souri,. % in New Jersey, in Rhode Island,
"A in Wisconsin, and IS in other States. Tb-
total liabilities Of all these are estimated at
500 100000.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

Gen. PACKER AT HoME.-Gen. Packers
official majority in Lycoming county Is ll9l'
Last October the Democratic majority was 39o.
In Wlliamsport, his residence, he ran about 2oo
votes ahead of the party vote last fall.
Jacob Aldrich died Suddenly at Whining
ton, Del, on Tuesday.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

lie EMPRESS CGENIE.-Shp is as sweet
and gentle lady as ever it was our fortune 10
look upon. None Of her portraits do her ipstce
point greatly in her favor, for We remember
hearing Sir Henry Raeburn say, No woman,s
face rs worth anything if it can BE- put upon
canvas '-Inraning that variety and transi,ori-
ness ot expression were The finest parts offemale
beauty. Even in feature she is statuesopa
and regular: " hut twas ma her bonny blue p'e
was my ruin" it was the soft, feminine sra-
ciousnrss Of look and motion: the retiring. VET
sef-posSesSed manner With which sh4 acknow-
ledged the SINCERE and hearty reception of the
spectators-and 10 US
{" Land Of my si-es what mortal hand
Shall Per unite the 6Iial band
That binds me to thy rugged strand ~,
she had an iDdrfnahle charm-powprIess nor
hapS, on the hearts of French, or even Enoiisb
She was the exact representative or'she Yellow
haired lassle" we read Of in Burns sonq.
refined Scottish expression about her mouth
winning and humorous, completed the effect
Bidckwood
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

The CAUSE OF IT.-The primary cause of
the present financial disaster which is now af-
tilctlug the country in its prcuniary relation is
the abuse of the credit system, which has crea
ted immense individual, corporate, and State
debts. Every few years this bubble of crea
system rxplodps. bringing ruin and disaster in
its train. Oar banks of issue are th., main
sPokes in the wheel of the credit system. Tbev
keep II up and prevent the business of the conn
t1y from being done on sound paying basis.
They are always willing to Offer loans and "a
cillties to spectators and wildcat business men
10 operate with, and il is through their ass;s-
tance that The bnsnrss Of the country is disar-
ranged We shall always have these financial
crises until We curtal, if we do not abolish, the
credit Ciacinaati Enquirer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06
THE KANSAS POLICY OF THE ADMIN
ISTRATION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-It is now ascertain
ed on specific inquiry, that the report which
was last night prevalent in unusually reliable
and we'll informed circles, of the intention on
the part OF the Administration 10 remove Gov
Walker and Secretary Stanton, is without tb..
least foundation nor is there any reason TO
believe that either intend TO resign. The last
dates from either have only come down to the
10Th of Octobpr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

The United States frigate Congress left
SpeZzia on the Th inst.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

New ELECTRIC LIcHr.-In letter to the
editor of the Paris Cosmos, Professor TyndaIl
says, "Mr. Faraday, | am happy to say, is quite
well he has made known TO me- new appli-
cation OF magnetic rlectricity-the electricity
generated by electromagnetic machines. il
consists in the production of electric Gcht
which is truly splendid, and which can be-
Immediately employed for Illuminating light
hoGses."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-06

Virginia land warrants, for two hundred
acres each, are now being bought by some OF
the shoemakers in New England, at one dollar
an acre, payablein shoes.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
Are you Sick 4?

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't della until
yourcompian incurabe then mourn when it stoo
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Don't show yourself about lean ggard all cayed in be-
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rHngeinents requiring purgative medicine
Prepared by DR. ). c. AVER, Lowen, Mass AID sold by
druggists everywhere. sm26
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

OF this District Without representative ON the
moor OF Congress, they have for this very reason
peculiar ciames npon our just regard To this L
are eminently entitled. ...
-. az gEAgz JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. 1887.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
1ifo,.

In this City, the evening Of the srd inst, FRANCES
wife OF Seth Doan, aged 80 years ..
In this city, on the 9th inst, MICHAEL GROVE aged
81 years, after ashort illness Of two days
Thedecesed leaves wife and child, and a large
circle of friends to his loss.
10 this city on the 4th instr CALEB $. READ, aged es
years, oftyphod fever. .- a
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
5flarnfo.

In Chcago, on the 9Th instant by Rev r. H. Clarkson
THOMAS PaCrvRs, ESQ., Of Kenosha and Miss mary ANN
HAIL, gainesville, Wis.
= The Printers were remembered in the usual fee
In Bristol, Dec Sd, by Rev. r. Lawson, Mr. CHARLES A
Mathews Of Bristol, and Mise JEANETTE A. HUXLEY NJ
Antioch, H.
"a.
In the city Of Oshkosh Nov, 10Th, by Rev A D. Randall,
Mr. H. N. WHEELER Of omro Editor OF the omro Rep1bl
can, and Miss MARY v. DAVIS, Of Fond du Lac
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
The CITY BA NIX

u s hr organized under the General Banking Law
immediate attention to all o. Elections ard bust
e' toit Remittances made for Collection, on
day Of payment. asa - : = ''''' ~
Ian" Nerr"nts, Gold and Silver Uncurren. Notes
bought and sold. o., nv ''
Draw direct, in sums suit on the r,ribe;,., -,
"Fea' Britain France Germany, Holland wizera1d W.
way, Sweden, &c. '-' '5' NOR
8 Interest paid on Special pepo,its @
Z. g. DURANT, c.,,n,.,.
CaStiey, a %
m ESosHA Sept LIST, 1881 t r.... -
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Electric Oil.

The operation Of this Oil in removing rheumatic pains
and ls indeed astonishing Likeevery good article 1t
has base counterfeit entirely useless the prepara
ton Of Prof De Grath of Philadelphia has received
tmoaals from Congressman Mayors of Cities, Merchant
liots Propretors, all OF the highest character atesng Its
beneficial effects in eases under their
1t can be had Of the agents advertisements in
another column.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
Mofats Life Pills and phoenix Bitters

Mofat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
These valuable preparations should be kept in every
family and provided for the travelling cases of all
tend prospecting" in settlement. All experience
has taught and proved their superior efficacy in scrofu
lous diseases and those annoyances which are peculiar to
soung women at the central period Of their For the
cure of dyspepsia the Moat Lite Medicines are radical
Sold by the Proprietor 335 Broadway New York. and by
J. b. Starkweatier Co. Ksn9sha, Wis. -.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
commercial.
Kenosha Markets.
Special natItes.
K. & G. .. wrights Frangipanni,
1E +. TERNAL PERFUME

angipanni Extract, -'.-.
dc s0ap, rt.-..
do Pomnde,
do snchct. III I'd u +'-
This Elegant and Fashionable Perfumery is from the La
oratory OF Messrs r. G. A. Wright, Philadelphia Man
afscturers OF the Celebrated Gold Medal Perfunnery
For sale by Y. ROBINSON,
1y4i. STARK WEATHER & co.
henosla.. Wis.
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sHR JAMES CLARKE,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS


Prepared from prescription OF Sir James Clarke, NJ D
physician Extraordinary the Queen This Invaluable
medicine is unfans in the of all those painful and
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II moderates all excess removes all distractions and
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TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring nm
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Goyernm On,
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These I"1s sfos@d not De tdke,e bt f,ralss ,y ~
1]I'HE 2HHEf MONTHS IF Irsgadacy, as NAV ara
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Al icases OF nervous and spinal af,ce, 40 p ain IN q, a
BACK and Limbs, heavines fatigue on Sigh. I
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heaaache whites and nh tho painful diseae a. 10
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mail. ~ return
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kENOSHA
n "a l. { S 7 A TIE OFFICE

= y ~ e . ECE
TOT 'he purchase and Sale OF IEGL EsrATE,be exaD.
payment Of TArFsand Conveyance
1ASD'p rsor1Dt, Lots and Lands kept posted wthou
charge unless sales are effected ~
HOUSES and LoIs for sale, in every n,r.s.. a,
varying in price from sGe0 81, 900 ~ ''"O
fAhAs and LAsDs in every town in the on a.
eoninodang terms. ~ "''D '' ~"
invested inthe best Of Landed Securities. and At
Inc highest market rates Of Interest
A1s PAID and TAx-TrTrEs compromised. and general
the infringement Of liabilities accruine on Rea
Estate. q ia. - b = - -
1am,ned and perfected, by aid Of superior
s VI lh'exes, made under personal supervision Also
se"' Tor the Milwaukee Mutual Insurance COMPANY
sks e zen at ofYcr with Clerk Of Circuit
Nouf'r ~ g. Y. BRANDE.
hkNosHA, Nov. ID, 1886. 1y22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21

ne shere has been no pressure felt minimum rate
s Bank unchanged while at the discount houses
nj Lombard street inquiry has been brisk for acc0mmoda
ion At fully previous current rates. On the Stock Ex
money cent Government Securities
Considerable daily extrscted from the Bank Eng
satisfy the continental demand and it generally well
large silver the East indies Much Disappointment
has felt that the last West India mail steamer brought such
scanty supply Of specie (about Ell 900) This owing,
the al St. Thomas Of the usual auxiliary
steamship from the Spanish MAN. and which expected 70
of silver board There is little doubt
that the stsamer from the West Indies which due at south
Australian vessels due and may be daily expected
Should they arrive shortly, the influx Of coin will have sau.
tay effect in checking present the Bank Of England
for expectation. @F s
rate Of discount rou to AZ per cent lowered per
cent The downward tendency Of the value Of money in most
of the continental viewed with interest,"
calculated stimulate the transmission Of capital to this
side.
prices both Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars quoted higher
There still buyers in the Market principally for the East
large lot offering would be freely taken full
Donbioons are still in demand without alteration price,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21
COTTON AND TOBACCO srArEME,

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.. Sugar was still in good re
quest with sales Of 200 hhds full prices OF Molasses
100 bbs sold mostly 55c for fementng and 800 Cuba
Muscovado at SOC per gallon
FLOUR. The market steady, and noticed sales Of
2500 bbs including 1000 Ohio in atboat S. 200 Ohio
Diamond Mi S. 800 ST. Louis uperfac lots Sc lOd
Sc 12 and $50 choice at 81 75@SS Dbl with another
sale Of 5000 to 6OO0 bbls pending.
GRAIN. Corn in good request with sales of 1000
sacks comprising $40 St Louis Yellow $3.50 mixed
two three lots &c., 1900 at 676S 1000 White 70c
500 prime at 7@73c p bushe Of Wheat 700 sacks Ordinary
Red sold 81 Is p bushel OF Oats of 600 sacks
prime st. Louis taken 65c D bushe The sales of
included 200 sacks at 81 30 % 100 lbs. s'N'm
PROVISIONS. Pork firm, and the transactions com
psed 65 bb heavy Mess by party S Saturday
ITO bbs at $22 50 for NJ o. and S22 759 u Dbl Mess Ba
Sides active and mer with of Ill Ribbed
in two lots at c l69 tire. lots at l2 also 10 cks Should
ers at exc and 100 tisrces sugar Cured Hama 1896 u h OF
Lard 50bbls prime taken at 1c h. lot of 43 casks
Green Shoulders sold at SIC q b.
COFFEE sales confined to bags Rio 10
lie D ID.
SALT About 5000 bushels Sicily (aoaD were sold on
private terms.
ALCOHOL. noticed sales of 500 bbls to arrive at and
on Saturday 100 ibis Good Proof at 55c p gallon
WHISKY. demand with sales of $50 bbls Rectife
at 100 Extra at 25 and $50 Raw the same An offer of
241ac was refused for 500 bbs Raw.
FREIGHTS "a ship laid for Liverpool 35s for
Tobacco and the consignment of for that port given
away at I'D for Cotton
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IMPORTS.

HAyRE-Per ship Nureraberg-S cases mdse l. Boudrau-s
hhds china Thomaspcks mdse to orders Moore Sco-F
Dncpnee &co--J Gurrer-A Duz 6co-C Supeschlops-
Henderson Gaines-f Sehwuz-A Odeer-A Fnivo-yourht
&Jeaurnaod-s Tomanda-Fel &eo-M Augibaut-R Aldige
IA Doudonpat-G Duhakul-Leon, Pure &co---A yoisen
&eo-T chanyerau-Iion. Plnsard &cMartin-O b Graham
&co-D' Arcy Keep Segund-G Coppen-T Colon-R Poi.
tetMarburg FestcrB Durand-J Fescher &eo-Remail-
he &so-pryer deosurysn9yges EtornsdJ Leyois &coo
Fartoslood do champagne $50 bskts do De Barry Gcoi
case books French n.a52 liquors. I.aeosteS
wine Vaudeville Mclihennyg0iO burr stones W Living.
sion-si cases liquor, IS picks nldse, order.
BosfoN-ship John whiie-Tl6 tons ice teA W Bos.
with &co-end assorted mdse, "'' -