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Mclean. volcanic OIL Imminent.
FALL AND WINTER GOOD $
GATES q HALLA1I,

SHTBJTA. Miss
A RE- now RECEIVING, and offer o. their customers,
n aud the public generally. e. large. complete and
we'll selected stock IL FAIL AND WINTER Goods,
consisting Of every article usually found navel filled
country Store. We viii also keep constantly ON llu
q large assortment IT IRON CASTINGS AND GRO
CERT -. which offer the most favorable t.rnl--
and O. which We invite Tie especial attention "i H-T
friends and tho public. We sill also make lNt rl
ADVANCES uN COTTON,
ur huE rntfuu 20 flll prices.
We ARE well prepared Co meet tIc wants &C tii,
tfade, and with our experience m the business. ut
feel confident % our ahli'y uisi, ,ur establish
mont mutually lengue.u tn uur-gy,- and t1uTrs
Siuilf1. Utt =. 1s5S. -F-1rY
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E. Ledyard......W J. Ledyard. Chas. II. Schroeder
LEDYARDS & SCHROEDER.
f. $. BACHELOR,
BATTLE HOUSE DRUG STORE.

II AS on hand and is now receiving the largest as
IL sortment OF FANCY GOODS. TOILET ARTI-
Giles etc that has ever been offered in the CITY com
puslng HAIR Cloth, Tooth ana Nail BrusheS Buffalo,
Tortoise Shell and solid Ivory Dressing Combs; Ivory
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs Patent Comb Clean
ers, etc- Powder Boxes and Pus. Lub'ns Toilet and
Rice Powders. Lilly White. Chalk Balls. Meen Fun
ami Tarrant's Alahast,y Tables. Luhn's b. Windsor,
Omnibus Honey Crystalline Balls and large variety
otassorted Fancy Soaps Lubin's Jockey Club and
Extracts, German Coogncs. Upper Ten. etc. Pom
AIDES, Bear t'rease- Cosmetics and Hair DYES Bar
rvs and Cllrehughs Tncopherous. phalon's Hair In
ygorator. Lyons hathairon, Eau Lustrale. and Mrs
Aliens Hair Restorative Together with great VA
rety OF other Fancy Goods. an of which have been
personally selected, and warranted to give satisfac-
ton TO purchasers.
E9,Reeolleet Battle House corner.
Mobile. Jan. 1855 - l.
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CERTIFICATES.

CLARKE COUNTY. ALA .hIy 8. 1855
do hereby state that WAS afflicted WITH Cancer
on my right cheek for more than two vars. and at
times very painful After many applicatins without
any good result. procured the attention { Dr. O. r.
Y. WHITE. Of Enterprise, Miss. He made mt one ap-
plicati0n and the result efiectual ure. with
out leaving even scar. Hence / would idvise all
persons afflicted with this disease TO apply to DR..
White. His charge was very moderate.
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MOBILE MARBLE WORKS.
o. SO ST. FRANCIS STREE

~ - % - 4 ~ - - . q
MOBILE, ALA.
rI1IIE uuga--i,,, have constantly on hand finished
1 and made tn order, barge assortment Of FOR
ElGN AND DOMESTIC MARBLE Mantle Pieces,
Monuments, TomlS, Grave stones ana slabs 81 every
description. carefully packed an strong boxes and
shipped az low prices.
Having sent work TO all parts Of Alabama and Ms
-ls-lpV. 10 viii answer for u-eil cnhuhuhg % solicit
the liberal patronaoe heretofore gwen.
TURNER STACkHDU~E.
N1Iic Jan 1855. LILY
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Louisiana steam ClOthlnE Mandatory

80 300 e tH uiasi stirred hesram h1futHe 1nd FhAlI.
d. NHe.fs.
ffWIE understood having adapted sflfai NlHrr i1
u iIa a.HHH Msfhuas fhfY have ln operation lI.
hnu Hrsrifed il supply ln5 Gumtiy Uf DlHilIua tHu
uHf De- fHfHrHfl
finF raaaafni|Ir .fI iir ntfrui Hi If inr rtufrra
uf LHHlaafit if.I Massainri ANA af tH nrIfhhurIn.
sIflHa e. iha nHtfH "a 40 nnlrfs refrIreI aIll 81
urHHHiI fnH .tfeniif tfaitia IS Hu.l tIof iff sHH
NNHnI - IsF HIiil HanfIHur. Is sfffe. e. uf.
HNl ffHf.ln % nHIH .aaelH who trH invited fffi.f
1n' g.Hin. 'I mnmHa.yua Do superior TtatY ui'l
ON iH'IIf Hf .iir aHHfli alN.fr.l tlrfIi
uEuRtHn eco
Nsr 0rfasrs ian is.s ratv
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GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS
al AVereIl's.

Ea- DrJcr- taken fox Furniture 0f OBJ descriptions.
Furniture and Mattresses repaired athe shortest Doc
Ha51r Jan.isss. l-ly
-,,,.,,-.,, INIT .--,--z- ~ ~ ,,yl,,-,
'i'i'-' / ''i'5 a. AVcreTI.s pi' 'O0p''
ms bHI-bITIN HT6rr.r
,,,-r ~. ~ =, nm ~
I 3 gga-enene. g ,hs .ears,.ty # No$EA, .ad tlg
{. ra..,. STILL gREArEE -lGl.IlcE-. Ina ney
Of Dry Goods ct Such !sy rates as were ugyar De-
Tire @sg only, ana dgnf , tme ~ qesog3t,
-a ID. SIN, ILl TOR ash 4, II .,.. ,.
lh' following a'' +. s Nv = 5ns bargains offered:
.--- From SIS 2 s9s-forznerp price s2s to $40.
70 ~ si fyi,i In -. q SUI s,is
cT1TT r,r,T-Ds.-. ~ t,tsz .lla..I'.,t. y+,5 '''
Al ha.f tHsir f5rmer aritee.
Siayyls.
The stock Of Sho's j, very large auj comprises
some ncv and beautiful styles. tla. are NOT 10 bc
found In any amy other house in the eiv.
Ebp EHtuQS
I CASH. DEL \To[F-- A. rTgn GEMS nv ,-,,3
HANR-o CON 4, -I{L FFr4.l T. 5gent- per yard
All. VIZ ~ LAME EXT" me- lan eoiofs 81
| ,,,,.,. S ,,ll.,. I' I,, INK.
ET ~ lIfistS ,! , PEI 'I'
Misses valencia Robes,
q ~ = = 40 ., I ~ :. i 10 &C. &C.
| SIMS
Ne" Mla handsome styles 81 9iLAS-At % cents
Extra idsome syylesln Els-its 81 yer yard
Very h M IN A'ENE SIM Fl.~-from 80 . ~
| BLACK siI.KS-rrorn - cents ~ 81 q, paryari
EmbrOideTies.
| 800 wards JACONET FLOUNCING
Al scents pcr ward.
| 200 Yards TkGONET FLDTNCING.
A. l5co,,-s NOR ward
! $40 yl-lsJ irONFT lTaI-NgToi; ~ ~ !
1
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Thomas WOOIVertOn.
Masonry and PIasteTIng:

ENTERPRISE, MES.
prepared 20 make liberal Cash advances on Cotton
i shipped TO his friends, Nes-rs. Boykn MSnae,
Mobile.
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BARRYToN CHocTAw COUNTY, Ala jun s. 1858.
IN Justice 70 Dr. q. r. Y. White. Of Entenrse Mis-
sssippi, am prompted to publish the following GER
tificate:
was afflicted with Cancer on my cheek. lust be-
low my right eye. Ii made its appearance in the
spring Of 1881, and continued 20 grow in size nr.
White came To my house in March last, andm an
application Of his medicine. aud in five weeks il was
entirely we'll would say to all afflicted with Cancer
to call on Dr. White. who will be certain TO eule them.
think Dr. White very reasonable in his charges.
IOHS Hufs
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g'aul1n flfaul q o.. .-uuar ~ir4.-We DO with
pleasure recommend your southern Frg-pruuf Kuf
inI AFTER having some tan huliiu1- covered with b.
and we rhernt'lv recommend Be- To- the community "a,
a safe, cheap and durable Roofing
NusrnrffrIit yuura.
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jefferson Parish. january To- ISIS.
Z DO hereby certify that have had the ruot ~ my
ST. r,r-llouss covered with the Southern Fuc-pro0i
Roofing ~ Messr-. Glcuuou. Coleman Cos aud so
Ar has given perfect substitution.
CHAs uUsUAU
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MEMORIES q CO.,
WEIOLESA ALE GROCERS,
No. IS Cnmmerce street,

OFFER at low prices; so hhds. Sugar; 300 bags
~ Coffee; 100 hblz Molasses; 80 hbls Flour all
grades; no boxes Tobacco; 80 VI Cigars Loaf and
gcther with a general stock Of GROCERIES. Call
and examine
Mobile, May Is, 1855. 3i-u
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N.u Orleans. u.U 1i t~.-.
Nc dH h.r.iy CERTIFY t'.ft uu hs,e u-,l fIr a,.tl
90 F.r. f'..f EHafHE of Ng--rs. OLENNuN. COLI
NV tI'. Hut fud 10 sl'.stt..ury ts 70 protection
a.i.u.f I#.I h.H Iut water
THU .ErU1Hf be- or uifHo Or. h5Hn Or number 1f
Years iu ltasy condition. h.tt.uE d.do 8 attempts
heretofore mHse f.r Co., rI.ayrvufou ut Che same.
uutI u-yd fhi4 justly celebrated "-1uthrru Fire
Proof Roofing" o. b uov entirely nee from any am
noyauce, ani We ieel that We cans safely recommend
be- 10 thr public .-iEuydf StCkLES a co.
Wrnfal-Agcnts n dl parts of the country.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27

VINO has A CANCER DIR. White of Mississippi was
in town few days since. and informed us he would
be here a day or during our Circuit Court. The
Doctor has considerable reputation in the way of
curing Cancers and those wishing his services would
do well 20 consult him at that time We invite parti-
Guitar attention the certificates Of Mr. Richard Dick
inson. Of this county. the facts Of which well
known by gentlemen Of this pace.-Grore Hill Clarke
County Ala.) Herald
DR.. ". can be addressed at Enterprise, Miss
Enterprise, Nov. l3 1855. 5-tf
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FTsHMNTAHA NH0CTAW Co. Mn. NOV. ID, IS5s.
This is to certify that negro woman under my
control since 1855, afflicted with sore leg, bad
very often To render her entirely valueless. She
was under the treatment Of different physicians year
after year. all Of whom signally failed to cure her In
1884. Dr. q. L. Y White happened at my house. and
concluded 60 let HIM 'reat her. haeig hut little conf
dence however IN is brinC able 10 effect per-
manent Of LEG that had Neen badly ulcered for Is
years. particularly after so many physicians had fdl-
his treatment and has been solrAd and well for Is
months. ID, HOPKINS.
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The certificate Of Mr.. John Mills. Of Choctaw Coun
ty. To Or. White Of this place viii he found m our
columns Mr.. Mills Is planter, and gentleman of
unQmestlOnahe eracLty.-Ent.TpTlse pIpeT.
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DOLBEAR's
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

UITNEU q U z " y IlWTHIIL.
40. DIS Caroudo lct Stree
Narr gr4fafar lam Isis Is1
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WALUAB BILE FARM.
TOH'1s. Fodder. Stock. Sc, for S(E

l WISH TO SELL the place on which
<EAlM az present reside. in the northwest part of
ssssEl Copah County, is miles from Hazehurst,
- - and Il from Shady Grove Depot on the n.
LIES orleans and jackson Railroad. containing
GO acres, 200 in cultivation. These Lands viii yield
from 1000 10 1900 lbs Cotton per and Corn ETC.
in proportion. There Is a comfortable Dwelling,
good Gin and Grst Mil. and other necessary out
houses in good repair. | viii also sell the Mules,
Horses, Cattle, Hogs. Wagons, the growing Crop Of
Furniture. with the place if desired For health this
place cannot be surpassed and refer the growing
crop TO it, productiyeness
As an determined to Sel the terms will he reason
able. For farther particulars cali at the place, FIVE
miles from Pine Bluff the Utica Road. or address
by letter J. r. VANCE
Pine Bluff, Miss
Copiak COUNTY, july 10, 1855. 39-d
A. E. Ledyard.....W. J. Ledyard. Chas H. Schroeder
LEDYARDS & SCHROEDER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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3flubilf lirfttorn.
j. A. L,HOMNIEnIEU.

Imp0rler. M1nnlactuTor and Dealer in
FINE Gold Watches Rich and Fashionable .'e yery
silver Ware, made from Com Plated Castois,
Waters. Candlcsticks. Guns. Rifles.
Sharp's Rifles. Pistols, Colts Pts
tolls, Table and Pocket Cut
lcry, and general as
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27

N ffI rHHaIrIIH HHH eFHTH aIHifHHT lfHH ny HfHfIs
4 EHffrf n NrH fHrt lFrfr fHHetsIHus in my HrHi.
III lI|fH taaHrfniaHI rtHaIaIInH off,
tienfa iiaInfHf fHi Furu.ah|nt Honiiti
FHHlha' ANT tNIHlfrna tInfhiHHt
fh.inIafnh.H aH'H LrfIhHI luukst
NHIiars lHfnef hlra etf
aih fI.anl and UnftHu { mhloHfst
fn.HH NnhfHf ifnnllat
And HfHffih|nn usually krHf n nY Nnr.
$780,. ga t.slafrt marsh anfs visiting thIs city
sr..luvI..i IL atI fnl rHtnne mv atncs hofrrH rur
fInsIHH H.1nUNHFH.
Hunr rrrKiN
10 and % Camp st
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27

FISHIONABLE CLOTHING,
AND
GentIemen's Furnishing Establishmeh''
=. Strlnger 4 Co..

VNvE arc regularly receiving from our factory Pm W,
w North ~ every -trtusr,a -upcrl'r a~-ott ~
III Fa.hi0nalIe Clothing of che latest styles r"inPi
slug UI,rg and Colargl Frosk Coats. trgnCh 49,
more Business Coats, Beaver ifdtnt ana h' ~ 80
0,tfa WI4Tk amt Fancy Cashmere laul- ltfl '-'i''
Velvet and push Vests. Cashmere and -ilk Vests.
-bfrf- IL % very superior quality and uliSy, S'N
T.ss -..trfa and Cutyuf-. Meruo and FLANNEL h1'l
strt. AMI t,rt,gfr- Wollsn and Cotton Hall h"-e.-
Trunks. Garnet Blr- and Umbrellas 49,,
Nsfr frfstas Ian. ~ iNas. N"ig
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MMWMAM ~ " NAAAMf
Nn iHa Canal So
WV uNtrANat
Hookaffffr nian sfufiomfr,
NHtf aIFafa au hand auli ~ atir uu thn musf ~
u NHHtfHHHua feflias HH extensive tssuftufut al
NIst Hf HNNIF variety Hn description, fud u gfNfF
HHHHftH'enl Hf iirfliHf0. ar.oneo ana no Arts
SCHOOL Wnuka WRITING a tffrruR PAYER
NlANh FnuhA HfArluNEhN AND
FANNY ANfilttA
Al De- shuFe no eMsreI sf ehalasaie ~ retail en-
fHaaHnaiia tHffHa .rF ran tr rurrhtsff 81 any
afHeI eHt.silsiuiHl't Do DO anufhern country.
FarrnfH. IHtelHfs HHI ffHiHfa rom thu ruuuifV
eH MAJ i1 ahef aiefeai BE- examines the stuch ana
ns-Nea runnesHons received 81 uio earliest con.
FHNaHuHH NHu "a parts uf ~ tuIHas
W 1rtatas fa,. isis fAtv
mnNTuurHmN, LEwts a CO.,
ia ...... Ctstt sfaeef aaa
NNW uNiNANA
NnFHUIn r1ii fla aftanf|Hu ef Hanfrra and The
w nui ( aFfalY in theil rHteusiVa stock 81
rftNrfrIHN HOUSE KrFnfNa AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
u.tith afrra enc alFantare ~ hnnH ne purchasers
raHfa hIH ~ ne rartaFs ree, of a. fetall a. TX.
rurnrfF fuW FniCNa buyers Uln ora Il ~.
ess.iaaesna 81 ssIi ua before rufel,sinm here
f|Ifinsf.| aftiefa nfHunfT nIlef
HrNfILfsEN. LEWIS co.
30 laal silrel (llfmelF smnsgnsl
NV oRLEANs.
ya~s5 "a -. i'-iy
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No. 10 Dauphin street,
MOBILE, ALA.
Under 6. Barnes Daguerrean Gallery
IWE subscriber tenders ms grateful aoknowledrc-
lnents ID the citizens Of Pauding and vicinity for
ihoi former liberal patronage, and would respectful
" eau u'r attention 60 his present assortment of
'noHS-a part of which are
flne heavy cold and Silver Hunting Watches. OF
tIe most approved makc fine Mantcl Time Pieces
visible t.-'apemcnt: fine rich and fashionable Jewel
~ slch a. Gold Guards Fob and Vest Chains Gold
Seai9 ana Keys, Gold Pins Rings. and Ear Rings
l",ket Pms and Rings, Gold Beads Gold Necklaces
H9-h hat,ainS and Pins Gold Pens and Pencils Ca
i's' ''ls- '"ld stone sets. Coral Sets jet Goods
FINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES
silver and Steel spcctarics silver spoons. Forks
i-',,-, 'Hi-. hutlai- Plates. Cream Pitchers Nan
tA l'.4-- trtIt KNIVES. &c maI. from Coin Emo
l"t'" aga Sets Waiter Casters. Candesticlls cake
DISCUS ,"fF- SPOONS. Ladies' CUPS Tea and Table
! NI.L', tin' lan'n and Pocket Cutlery; Guns for
h''i- lNif'f, Ducks. and squirrels.
Sss.fEsED'S RIFLES.
! P.-t'l--.Colt- Pistols Powder Flask. ~, p,,,,,
| -. ".n Naas. Percussion Cans. t,ru t,,,rl,,,,.i
! 'ANiiE'- Tor ~hafps Rife and Pellet. f,r a. u
mum. r.'.~ Articles 10 rho staple and F8pf INC TX
'tHih -. mon lIe VIII sell very low for q t.TI
a. IH Gn,7, Warranted y. rc,rg.f,.,. "a
watches. locks and JeSelry neatly ,f,.,,,.J o,
l'IHi'H, ahn engraving neatly done p.4-a an ~
examine before Ir Ha-mv, al 46 Dalphin Str.ct co.
,trr s.. 100 }. a, LHONNEDIETr
' ' 12-lv
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J. Is. Todd,

p Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
No. Is WATER ST. MOBILE, ALA.
INVITE the attention of Merchants and Planters
| 20 a large and desirable stock of DRY GOODS
comprising great variety can be found in this
market.
Mobile Jan. lS5S LILY
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L. " ak lf~.-.--..N VI. W t1TtiIN .-.-.-.j ". Walk
WATKINS, CARTHT o. c.,
nRHGGTSTS
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9ltn-0orItans lirttturp.
Get Your shirts in New Orleans

AZ
g NJ NIOODT'S-
| Try ak FOR Rs-BUTTONS NEVER COME OFF.
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O. a. MOORE,
wHoLHsAIE AND RETAIL BEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

Q,aimaa, sept4ls5s
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NOTICE.

Isaac F0rchmer,l
Joseph Morrison.
Mobile. Jan 1855. 12-1y
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DIR. Boards Eye InfiFmaFy,

TIHIS Institution j. open. for the reception 81 per-
sons Affected with diseases of the Bye.
The huililuE new, the rooms Lara" and airy
Every attention will b. paid 60 the comfort oi pl
tents
Wards devoted 10 the treatment Of Slaves with Eye
affections.
4 competent Physician resides in the house.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-20
/ TRIDurE OF RESPECT.

Al meeting Of the members Of The nresby
t"rian Congregation of ScheIIyaurg, in conDrc-
ton viii: the S!oa- Church, the fllowing -es1-
!utInns were unanimously adopted, viz:
Resolved. That whilst We haa,5ly bow 10
the wilI Of IIN ia whose haads all our des,j-
MIS- are, and merk!Y say, ''FaIher thy will BE-
done, We at the same fine ds.eplv mourn the
di~peuSaIioa which has taken from our midst
MGS. JENNA WILLIAMS, conSoft Of onr b-L,y-
ed Pastor, one who, though but short t,ms
with US, we had learned 10 love and reverence
for her huuibl', una>sUning ana genuine rirty.
as well as her amla5r disposition, her gpnll-
brarng, and hen meek and quiet spirit by
winch she attached many hearts and won m,
kind regard OF all who 5rCamr ac PAINTED with
her
Resolved That w as congregation, as we'll
as iHdi'iiJaiiY, d most sincerely aud Ge-pIy
Symiathise VITA our beloved Pastor. Rev Dan
Ir! WiIHaHs, aS we'll as with the friends and rel
aIj'e$ Of the ceased, in their present bsraa@f-
Hrnt at the same time We are c1aSolrd with
the aSsHfaHce that The one mourn for is now,
resting on the bosom Of the dear Saviour whom
she 50 flIhiuiiy served, and would say 10 tbo>,
who are mourning tITr loSs-"werp not for M.
weep tfr yourselves"
R-s1Irrd, That a copy oi The above BE- for
waldrd 10 The relatives Of the deceased and that
the am" be published in the Phili.i~lphia Pres
bylrran, Presbyterian Banner, and in our coun-
ty papers. JAS. BCRNS, Chairman.
J"nT S NrArLHa, 5 c'y.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-20
WHICH is THE ANTI-CHRISTIAN
PARTY

The Abolition organ charges the Democratic
party with opposition TO Christianity, but fails
10 adduce any proof OF its allegation. We are
more liberal. We only charge the Abolitionists
with fostering infdel associations in their ranks
and this we are prepared to prove For in
stance, at the Convention Of Radical Relormers,
an Abolition society, lately held in the Abol-
tion State Of Vermont, the following basphe-
nous and anti-Chris;ian resolutions Were a.
dopled
Resolved, That Slavery is a wrong which
no power in the Universe can make rig hi: there
fore any law, constitution, court or government,
any church, priesthood, creed or Bible, any
CHRIST or any God. that by silence otherwise,
authorizes man 10 enSlave man, merits the scorn
and contempt Of mankind.
Resolved, That nothing is true or right, and
nothing is false or wrong, because II is sanction
ed or condemned by the Bible; therefore the BIZ
bic is powerlesS 10 prove any doctrine TO be
true, or any practice to be right, and it should
never be quoted for that purpose.
How pious these AboFitouists are, 10 be sure!
"Noihiog is true, or rigi,t, asa nothing is false,
or wrong, because It is sanctioned or condemn
ed by The Bible :" IYyald it not be well for
men belonging to an Organization whose mem
bers, in their public coHernfions adopt such
infamous doctrine as this, first to pull the beam
out of their own Party's eye, before they at
tempt 10 extract the mote from that Of their
brother!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-20
Frazer RjTar.

The Cincinnati CommcrciaI SAYS We learn
that Tarty Of adventurous Young men are or
saulzjas IN this city, with the intention to go
to the Fraz.r Rvr Gold Digginss. Having
seen the elephant in all his goldrn glory, We
are disposed to set Frazer river down as so.nr-
thing Of humbug. The Hud>on's Bay Com
pany have long been anxious f5r city in the
British Possessions of North America to rival
San Francisco, aud being acquainted with the
''dodgrS" OF wide awake Calitornians IN build
ing mp new towns, have resorted to an expert
ment TO dfpoPulate California and establish a
clly, which will not have much influence upon
pioneer miners. Thr green ones may BE- srdu-
ced. Our young men WHO want golden adyen-
tures would make surrr thing OF II by going
to California or Aliz2ra. ThpieIl be nrte
disappointed men, p.oPortionately. in the Fra
z~r river regions, than were ever seen IN Cali
fIrna
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4 R0Ln CANARn.

Bowman, in his letter in the last Ga-ettf. depre-
Gates the starting of young NJ ems Christian As
sociation" in Bedford, and ntima tcs that il will do
no good. Every body knows that these AssoCia-
tions have done immense good all owe the country.
Locof focoisn, q s a party is opposed eyeyy hing
that 'e,H adoanes tie Of Christaiv mt trNfA.
Cdrsfaas, ser ms doctrae IN Mr last "G0=Fte. =
Bsdford Aboljtion Org4n.
We quote The above choice specimen Of Ab-
clifton lying, to show TO what miserable trick
cry the opponents OF the Democratic party
must resort, in order 10 keep up the prejudice
so long entertained by the mass Of their party,
against the Democracy. 1t is entirely un-
necessary 10 say any thing in retutation of
the silly falsehood. as it is too base a coun-
terlrt not to be detected, even by an inexperlcn-
ced eye: for every body knows tha: many Of
the most active and jealous Christians every
where, including the very men who are stri-
wing to give vitality to the "Young Mems
Christian Association" in Bedford, are Demo
Gratis. But, inasmuch as this unwaranted and
uncaiied Tor attack has been made upon our par
ty,gse deem it our duty to hurl the charge in
the teeth of those who make it, at the same
time calling upon all honest men TO witness
the shame and disgrace Of the demagogues who
do not blush 10 publish their own intamy, in
thus writing and circulating an article which
they knew to be sIan4!crous falsehood from
hcuinning 10 end
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-20
The Telegraph news al Bedford.

Ann S. Stephens, the auihDrrss, was al Bed
ford Springs, Pa, when The news Of The soc
cessinl LAYING Of the Atlantic Telegraph was
received al that place. large company were
al dinner al the hotel, and among them Presi-
dent Buchanan. Mrs. Stephens saws Just as
they were ready for dessert, gentleman came
breahless into the dtning-room and requested
the attention Of all, when he announced the
Joyful things. For moment the room was
silent as draif --reXt glisieuing eyes prrr.d ~
to g!Is'eHihg eyes, and thtn, no ne-r all 10
repreSS their emotions, the whole company gave
| vent to their enthusiasm in tie most tumuItu-
ous cheers and prolonged shouting that MAS
ever hfar!-the President ioinin- 10. Tn" mn
feriai dessert vas forgotten ~ he rc>tatic en-
joyment OF one much greater
The Band then struck up sGod save the
| Queen and ''Iiah 70 thr Chiei"
ArS St~Phrns ADDS that PrSiIrnl Buchanan
enjoys hr most unioundrd p1pnlalit, al BID
ford .'prngs.--H Harn,j4rg Hfaid.
Tnn Uses OF a TrLeaaarIr-Tb New York
! Irjd8He instances case in ouf history in which
The telegraph would have been Of great usp
! On the 18th Of June, IS -, 0ui Government
| d, clartd war against Great Britain, under the
Inspiration OF nur younger, more ardent and !, S.
! experienced Republican politicians Of that day, ,
/ oyerrullng the Judgment of their older Couipa-
| trlots, who had endured and sill remembered
! the trials and Snf~rin5s Of our Revolutionary
struggle. We had many Gauss Of complain:
against Great Britain: but one Of the most urnf-
/ nrnt and pa'uallr ras based on her Oriis IN
/ Council 10y w hich Our tiada With the ConliariL
/ had been most outraraoasIy haraseed aud Grip
! pied. Tsose Orier$ in Council had teen re-
! 10 Jjpj bafgrp 7.p Il g},ysj ,g..- :