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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
GREAT lTTRlGTIOB!
c. LGYER,
rs eTcE2agAG Tailor

Takes this method Of Announcing to the citi-
gems Of Bedford and vicinity, and strangers vis-
ting the place, that he has Just received at his
old stand in Bedford, next door west Of the
Bedford Hotel, the richest assortment Of Cloths,
&c, he has ever vet offered 10 the public, and
to which be invites the attention OF purchasers.
satisfied that he can accommodate. both as to
price and quality. all VITO favor him With a
call He has Superior article Of cloth, for
boys clothing, which be can sell so low as to
astonish those who examine It's quality
~ Garments, Of every description, in his
line, made 10 order on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
d5 Hr would direct attention 10 the follow
ing list, as comprising some ofthe leading arti-
clrs TO be found in his establishment
Bin. Cloths, ranging in price from $3.50 to
$500 per yard
Blue Cloths;
Olive Browns s Greens;
Blk. Casimpres:
g Doe-Skins
Frenrh Fancy Casimeres:
Linen DriHngs
Plain s Figured Grtnadrns;
Superior article OF Bik Satin
Vrlvets:
Marseilies Vestings;
Buff Cassmtres
4 fine article Of Shirts, latest STYLE:
Lisle thread under Shirts s, drawers;
Cotton
Shirt collars latest style;
Lawn Cravats;
Biz. SILK
White Linen Hand'fs
GflrftDpr CtorI,s
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nlsS0LI

The partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, trading under the name and
6rm Of Hpinsline & Bridrbam, in the Dry goods
business, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. All business Of the late Firm will be
attended TO BY Geo. Heinshng. who is duly aQ-
thorized 10 make all collections and pay all
dsbtS.
GEO HEINSLINC,
JEO. c. BRIDEHAM.
The undersigned will contiDop the business
in tar same place, where he viii be pleased to
wai on all who uiay givp bim call
GEO. ElElNSLING.
Jan. q, 1857.
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w. ECEE KENS,
u PIE0LS TIE R ER ,

Would announce to the citizens Of Bedford
and vicinity. that be is prepared TO do ali WoT&
in his line, in the best style, and on reaSoraaI'
terms. MATTRESSES, with or without Springs,
made in superior manner, egua! 10 the bes.
made in the city, and TO this branch Of his bus'-
ness be would invite especial attention. He
may be found at the shop Of Michael Wese, 9
shost distance East ofthe Borough, or at his resi-
dence, nearly opposite the dwelling Of Dr.
Watson.
Bedford, Nov j., 1886.
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Bell0rlI COnnty. n.

At an Orphans Court bella al Bedlofd in and
for the county ol Bedford the 9tE day @! februa-
~ A d 1857 before the Judges Of The said Court
On motion of A. KING, EsGg. the CoUrl grant rttle
upon the heirs aud legal representatives. o William
Anderson late OF Broad Top Township deceased, 10
Wit; Susan iuiermafr,ed w.ta Chrj7tl9n 3roadsone,
Wealthy ntermarrird with Lemuci Evans, Sas
Anderson. Lewis Anderson, Amy Anderson, Matilda
Anderson, minor. al residing Bedford County,
Ruth intermarried With Audrew j. Dunlap OF Eu-
iiuadou County Pennsy yi.au'a- ana Isabella neImar
Ticd with Geo. W Shreeves Of Fulton County, lji.-
nois, To be and appear at Orphans, Cont to he
held al Bedford in and for said County on the Ist
Monday ltn day OF May next 70 accept or refuse 10
take the Real Estate cL said William Anderson de-
ceased at the valuation which has been valued and
appraised in pursuance OF wr.' og partition or VAL
nation issued out oi the Ogpaaus' Court 81 Eej.ora
County and 10 the Sheriff OF said Couaty directed,
show cause why the same shoudnot be sold yy ORDER
OF the said Court.
-, in testimony whereof I have hereuuto set
} L.. $. my hand, and aa,zed the seal ol SAID court
49, at Bedford. lae 6th day oi Feb. A. D. 1851.
Attest d. WASHABACGH,
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff. Clerk
March %, 1851.
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EsGGM &GEEET

The subscribers have established Book 4
gency in Philadelphia, and viii furnish any
book or pusiica,iun at the retail price free Of
postage Any persons, by forwarding he sub
scnpUon price ofany Of the So Magazines, such
as Harpfi>', Godey's, PutnamS 5, Gsaham'S Frank
L-sie'S Fashions, &C. VIII receive the maya
znrS for one yraI and copy Of splendid liil-
oaraph portrait Of either Washington, Jackson
or Clay or, If subscribing t. S. and ST.
Ma-a2iue, thay viii receive copy 9t -tnrI /
,he tat,g portraits. 7, saasc.fs.ag r. Sc worth
Of Magazines, all three portraits ,vlj Be stut
gratis Music furnished to those y ho mas ii jsb
1t.
Envelopes Of every description and size in
large or sfoaH quantities furnished. Seal Press
eS, Dies, &c. sent TO order.
Every description OF Engraving on Wood ez-
ecutrd with nratneSs and dispatch. Views Of
Buildings, Newspaper Headings, Views Of Ma
chinery, Book Illustrations. Lodge Certificates,
Business Cards, &C. Al orders sent by mail
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views
OF their buildings engraved can send Daguer-
reolypc or sketch of The building Jy mail o. ex-
press.
Persons at a distance having sapable articles
would find it to their advantage 10 address the
subscribers, as we would act as agents for the
sale of the same.
DYRAM s PIERCE.
50 South Third Street, PAi}adsipbia, Pa,
J. Il. BYEAa. T. MAY PIERCE.
May l6, 1S5G-1y,
REV SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE undersigned have just opened their usu-
al supply Of
SEsEsENGf "a SUMMER dsGOBS,
and will take pleasure in showing them, to all
who may favor us with calf. Great bargains
will be offered for Cash, and ali kinds of Coun-
try Prodnce-or 10 punctual customers, a credit
Of SIX months will be given.
A. B. CRAMER s, co.
Bedford, May ., 1886.
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Z ~ S y
4 Y i RS
CATHARTTC PILLS.
NV ana sngirly ~aec..,, re.a@,y az tle cure Of all
asrg~ diseases ssiiycaess Iniisto iann2,ee l.efSf
BauHst..n Fevcfs. Cont HuIAors Nersans htitaii.ty
luGaiHa4,afs lIesa,y. li, tle Breast e, BACK, ld
t f vIirl, grT,, ,e K t r}ra " Ifss ~
Iug,rl anl uu -ie al suffering might e prevented IT
a saa f wen while n cere edt ii body prevails: hesi
generates serious aa often fatal dis,'s uieh might
i,r,gnaurs Try all tend 10 become or produce the deep
fe and formidable istmpers which load the ie,rs' All
the Iua. Hence rclae fomily llyrie Is of to first import
g. the pnc health anil this il has been perfect With
k3l meet iiat demand An eSs-iyr trial of rs
virtues S ihysafs Professors amt Patient, i's shown results
Eaya been eectei beyond belief they subsan!atr BY
of saeh eEaad position aud character IS g iid he
aas tie distinguished gentlemen Who have testified in favor
:. = HAYr, Analrtsl Ceaisf, Of Boston and Ssio
lss1ve3 ar iios-aehr.etts, endorsed h1
iIes Eavtsn ErEErT. Senator Of the United staits.
ii'N Il, q. "IsEFEaP Speaker as Of Representatives
auuaEs iasRE>cF Minister f4ciipoentiary 90 England
f.lalrs B. FfrleAftIsE. Cathode Bi,ao, Is Boston.
bR. Cus r. JseasoS Gealoes: he Public Lands Of the
United States s3yer te araesthetie properties o Ether,
h3i9tlf OF tlie i4sion Of Honor, &C.
;I.N &. y. toyarisar Massachusetts,.
Hon ~ui5N igoH, LcaieaaB;aya Of Massachusetts,.
g. y. 1GEianr. se-reaIy ~ Massachusetts,.
Also Dg =. j. cTl2. Practical cg4lat Of sc@ York City,
Na. H. sr,sp. sepasar og the United sat.~ Of eue'ial
va = y 'Ecf Secretary o Ntair the tt"tsd States
W. 3 A..o7. Ac0 York Civ rIe richest au IN Anrrica
@ i tfs,. .13St l i;, SsE # . Sf s'. Z g .yE ,gt
ce o. phyiit and st.s IN 5i -i,, ii $sg Yark
4 Jt Iur
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JOHN II. RUSH,
JOHN HENDERSON.

\. B. The Marble Business Will hereafter
be conducted by the undersigned, and he in
yitea bis friends and the public generally, to
give him their patronage All orders prompt
ly attended 10.
JOHN II. RUSH.
~ 1cz-
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May t3, 1886


The subscriber offers f5I sale, low, fine ton
ed Fieuna Rosewood Piano Forte
SAhI'L BROWN.
June 20, 1896.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

Bazin's iancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams,
SC. just received and for sale at Dr. Harry's
cheap Drug Store.
As the season for chaPped hands and faces IS
IS coming on, we advise our friends to 90 10
Dr. Harry's cheap Drug Store and purchase
box Of Bazin's Amandine, for the prevention
and cure Of chaPped hands. Only 81 cents
per box.
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.I0HN B0RDER. GgNSauTIl,

1FWEa-l lyVsII7I1-s' = y ~. ) : -
WIN attend 10 all business IN his line in the
best style, on short notice aed reasonable terms.
CC~Shop at the east end Of Bedford.
Dec. -, l856.-1y.
Backsmth's and others are inform
ed we have Just received large supply Of Re-
ined Iron--warranted best quality
4. b. CRAMER s co.
BOOTS s SHOES-The Subscribers bave
Just opened a large supply Of Boots add Shoes.
suitable for Fall and Winter.
4. 2. CR4.HER 6,.Co.
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FIRH FOR SiIE.

a FARM, containing 200 acres, more or less,
in Franklin Couaty, Pa, is offered for sale.
Particulars can Be had By inqulring Of the sub
scr5er in Bedford
VALENTINE STECKMAN.
Nav l6. 1886.
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TO RIILnERS.

The Subscriber is fully prepared to lornisN
any quantity or quality Of Building Lumber
aud Pastering Laths. Orders directed 10 9''
Clairsvile, Bedford County, Will be promptly
attended to, by giving reasonable notice.
T. d. BEEGLE.
Nov. o., 1854.
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s5Q8o ~ TATE
TT Q r ~ EY AT L a w

RE.9L EST.9TE BROKER,
Has for sale Farms and 10000 acres Of Land
in Bedford and Fulton counties. Lands sold 10
quantities TO suit purchasers.
Bedford, March 7, lS56-1v.
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A9Es ". Ra kaSanE

RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional SER
vices 10 the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pitt-Street, 10 the
building formerly occupied by DR.. John HoGus.
June -, 1873.
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u ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender his
B. Professional Services to the Citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity.
0- Office in Jalianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store Feb. ., 1894.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

Dec. %, 1883.
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PREPARED BY
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WEW YZaET IT H0PEwgT.T..

Oct. 2l, 1886.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27

WHOLESALE DRui BUsINEss.-This
branch Of our mere mt IL Interests has
increased as rapidly AS amy in our city
In the annual report Of the Board of Trade
for last year, it is put down At S75 COO,
which we consider low enough. One OF
the largest houses, if not the largest. il,
the list for the city is that of II. BoswoRrn
IL Sous. They have recently removed their
retail appur.enances and fixtures, and now
devote their whole capi al and attention Ia
the wholesale trade. We have transacted
more or less business with this house 70,
years past, and lave always found them
straight forward and honorable business
men. The Senior of the firm is one of gu,
oldest and most respected citizens, and
he gentlemen Juniors. are among he mos,
accurasy and prompt of our young bust.
ness men.
We Lave made his mention not as puff
but as n voluntary tribue to one OF gu
most respec able mercantile houses
Duly Wisconsin,.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27
Auti-Fhloxistic Salt.

This is the name of a new aspirant in
the field Of naateria quackera. Its pre-
tensions are unrivalled. It proposes to
do away entirely with the Lancet and bis
tering, by its wonderful power in subdu-
ing all inflammatory action. We have
neither space, time, nor inclination to emu
merate it's proposed uses. or to detail the
revolution it is expected to work in the
world Of medicine. 1t may possibly be
applied to ian infamed state of the pub
lie mind" with success-who knows p
What a splendid thing "to reduce Riot, -
or an Election excitement" A small
quantity applied to the Seat of Govern
ment" would havo fine effect in cases
where Kansas or the slavery question is
to be considered.
We see several of our Eastern exchan-
ges are publishing column or two of the
Inventors Advertisement for which they
are promised $50 in Sail at its wholesale
value All Editors who copy for six
months will receive like grano salus.-
Here is a chance to fill a column with pay
ing matter. as there is no doubt whatever
Of your getting sailed. We prefer the
old kanhawa article to this frightfully-
named ''anti-phlogstic;" the very sound
Of its title takes the inflammation" out
If IN I
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27
WEArHER-RIvER.- Great care ha.

WEArHER-RIvER.-Gr care has
been observed in the weather manufac.u lure
for week pas;-no roshness has gov.
erned the council. The snow and ice
have been slowly carried off so as to pre-
vent damage by food. 1t Las not been
warm enough to draw your flannel, nor
cold enough to purchase overcoats and
fur caps. The Robins and Blue Birds,
are here on rather cool invita- ion, bu,
they prattle anlicipa.ions Of warmer wea.
Their. The River has been crossed until
yesterday-.he zee is gone for or 8
rods near the shore, and as the water is
coming up rapidly, we expect an early
opening. No Mails from the Eas. will be
received here for several days.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27
Flows F.! Flows /!

Plows! Flows!
Our country realers will take notice Of
the Advertisement healed PLOWS -
We have printed large number of bills
this week for Messrs. GRANT l. PECK and
We hope they will find their way into inter
ior localities SO IS to b. beneficial to both
Dealer and Ploughman. These gentle
men are commencing a business here that
will be immensely convenient to the Far
mer and it is important that they should
be heavily pa;ronised. Any article you
may wan: in their line, eau be obtained at
once, or on short notice their facilities
for procuring Agricultural implements
are not excelled by any House in the
Northwest. They are very pleasant men
to deal with, and we regard this as no
small inducement to give them a call
Their Ware House is on Upper Main St.
near Watts Steam works.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27
Iowa Historical Society.

We have received from the newly-or-
ganized State Historical Society of Iowa,
Circular which it will afford us pleasure
to publish when our columns will admit
Of it. Gov. Grimes is the President and
c. Billings Smith the corresponding Sec.
rotary. A large number of influential
names are attached to the Circular As Gu
rators. The institution just organized
it commences life with small appropria-
ton from the State, which it is to be hop
ed, will be repeated annually until the
Society is able to live without it. The
idea of o. ganizing while the State is young
is good one. as many incidents in its
history may be lost or forgotten, by the
death or removal of parties. who are. more
than all others, competent to furnish i'm.
portant historical and biographical infor.
nation.
We will refer to this matter again, soon.
In the mean time, we are authorized tc
say that the Secretary will be glad to open
correspondence with any person who
may be DESTROYS of furnishing the Society
with facts pertaining to the early settle.
ment, or the present situation of any por.
ton Of the State. Editors are requested
to forward copies Of their papers to the
Secretary, or those numbers at least
which contain descriptions Of Towns o,
Villages or any statistical or biographical
information Of value.
Let us all assist this Institution in every
way possible. and in a few years it viii
be of great value to our citizens and :
credit to the State.
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Advertisements.

The readers of the TIMES will observe
that Advertisers. .e beginning to crowd
pretty seriously on our reading columns.
We can not express any regret about it,
because j, is by such custom that Print
ing Office is saved from bankruptcy-if
stops, the TINES could not exist month.
We are expecting to add FouR COLUMNS
of matter to the TINES as soon as we can
get larger sized paper and few necessa-
~ fixtures. We will then be able to &C.
commodate our increased custom, and
our increasing subscription list4 JUS,
here we would like to call attention to the
fact that many names on our list have no
credits attached to them. This must be
remedied soon, or we will advance the
price, to all delinquents. Send US Two
DOLLARS. an We will furnish you Large,
handsome, Live paper
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27
STATE OF IOWA. }
CLAYTON COUNTY.


Pursuant to an order Of the Coun Y
Court, made March 81. 1857. an Election
was held in the Town of McGreyor. in
the County aforesaid. when ana whe'c y
majority Of the Legal Voters Of said
Town declared in favor Of an incorpo.a-
ton of the same. rs shown ty he pol!
books of said E!ec ion. duly certified by
he Judges lhercof.-re urned and filed in
this Office.
Now be it known lat in further com
pliancc with the Requirement 8 of tie Code
Of Iowa in such cas- made AMI provided,
IN Election will be held in tie Town OF
McGregor. at the usual. or some conve-
nient place in said Town, on "Wednesday
the 9Th day Of April. 1867, when and
where the Legal Voters of said Town OF
McGregor, may exercise their right OF
suffrage by voting for and clec.iny such
three persons as shall have the greatest
number of votes, whose duty it shall be
when SO elected, to prepare a charter, OF
articles Of Incorpora ion for the Town oil
McGreyor, under he pr visions Of tic
Code OF Iowa. cEaptc, AZ page lu5.
And it is further ordered and required
hat public notice Of said Election shall
BE- posted in the Town of McGr,gor, o.
otherwise given by publication for the
period of five days previous to the same.
And it is further ordered that +. Du.
rand. A. I Jones and Michael Bernatz
be and they are hereby appointed Judges
Of said Election. with iull power to appoin
one or more Clerks of said Election, anl
TO fill any vacancy tina. may occur in sale
Board OF Judges, and to make due re
turns to this office, OF the result Of sal
Election.
| Given under my hand and the Seal 0
the County Court Of Clayton Co, this tn
l7,h day Of March, A. d. 1857.
ELIPHALET / RICE.
! County Judge.
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DR.. Eads
Trs This gentleman it seems will not be
st"dovn" at Gov. Crimes bidding. ="
Ina long letter published in the Capital
Z Mp, he handles Grimes without gloves
: and very distinctly informs him that he
has neither sense nor honesty. He refu-
lses utterly to give up his Office to the new
! sppointee.. alledgingas a reason that he is
sdeterminsd to protect the school funds
from the cormorants that now infsst the
State Departments. 81
By what right doss'the Governor de-
capitate public officer and appoint his
successor? We hope Eads may be right,
but more facts and less newspaper fuency
would suit Us better in his case.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27
EDITORIAL BREvlTIE9:

REPENrANcE.-Jim Lane the Hero oil
Kansas has been getting married again 10
the wife whom he had abandoned. He
will want to marry the Democracy next.
We objec. to the last match.
Eleven "colored ladies'" were immersed
in Boston recently. The severity of the
weather threw one of them "into fits"
Fifty Seven dead bodies have already
been found since the r. r. accident nea,
Hamilton. Its supposed that there are
no: less than 80 in all.
Our overland Mailto California is now
established. 1t will go by way of Texas
Judge Cookery Of Dubuque was recent.
ly knocked down by a run away team in
Washington. He was much hurt. bu
not dangerously. Bad luck to the hor
ses that did the mischief, and IA speedy re.
coyery to our friend
The insect fatal to sugar cane is ceas
ing its ravases-the coming crop will b.
abundant.
The rat-poison cholera of Washing,o,
City has xii Q (! Mr.. Lenox Of Ohio
The Iowa Capital Reporter his dis
continued its Daily issue--caus,, nc
mon.y in it.
j. G. Stein Dem. is elected Mayor o
Muscatine.
| The Providence Journal the r. I. Re
publican organ is opposed to admitting ne
groe children to White schools.
MASON of Iowa the present popala
Commissioner Of Patents is to be retain
ed. A wise retention.
Marcy will probably be sent to ENGLAND
as Minister.
The Empress Eugene at late Ball il
Paris wore rig worth nearly million 0
dollars
Lucy Stone I'M recent lecture at Ban
gor said the Border Ruffians' of Kan
sas were gentlemen, compared with tn
wife-:yrannizers at home
The earnings Of the Milwaukee d NJ. R
r. for Feb'y., were $33.774 For Feb y
SO $58, 53l.
1t is said tina. Miss Heron tho grea
actress always spends few moments il
prayer before going on the stage. Nobl
girl
Rowland Hill rode much on horsebacl
and had fine health. He said his physi
clan was horse. his apothecary an ass.
Portions Of Norway are said to be tel
ribly afflicted with famine. the inhab
tants are eating the bark oftrees to sustai
life.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27

FORWARD The BRADroRD News is
the title Of a seven-column paper about to
be established at Bradford, by Felt and
Bushnell. Weknow both the Proprie.
tors we'll. and we can safely promise the
people Of Chickasaw Co. a spirited News
paper. The Editorial will be done by A.
J. FELT, the Typographical by Jason
BUsnNELL-each is perfect in his voca-
ton: We are promising ourselves much
pleasure from an Exchange"
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27

Gov. Geary has resigned. The N. Y.
elections show great reaction in favor
Of the Democrats. Hon. J. L. Dawson of
Pa. is dead--he boarded at the National
and caught the Rat-cholera Alfred
Countryman the murderer Of the Rock.
ford Sheriff is to be hung March 9th Ito
day. Stephen c. Foster of Pittsburgh
is the author of all the popular Negro
SONGS Of the day.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-27
Politics.

Pol1I1c6.
We occasio nally feel as though we
could relish dish Of this article, but re-
ally we do not like to live on it. The
Canvass was fought in 1856. Mr. Blu
chanan was elected, and notwiths landing
the predictions of his opponen.s, the world
goes along as regularly as ever. Nobody
is hurt yet, unless it may be some patriot
who wanted to serve his country and
couldn't. by appointment under the new
Administration. cold Buck" is no
stranger to the duties Of the Presidential
Office, and it is all nonsense for our Re-
publican friends to fret about the way he
will manage Foreign or Domestic matters.
He certainly knows wha. is right, and
his love Of country is too great to subject
him to suspicious Of doing wrong to either
section of this great confedency. The
Union can not be broken by fanatics or
fre-eaters 50 long as moderate men fail to
back them in their follies. Let us cool off
and talk about something besides Ne
groes-the subject is a dark one any way
you can fix it. ,es