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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

/ uithOanf 10 ,ol.. 4.
% pc SOFT elayey mud, from. which they
Nere only eAiTIesied lIg oy such an outlay Of
sIenst'i as pnoed sun more 70 draw the
clumsy craft upon the bank they wished to
e,oiu. ~ ensth' scafcely more man MN.
u~ llDr we tlst alaIil, lnsfe was Kind ol
se.slile .osesner, as y were, ana ihe boat be-
'a,,le = Ts isst anu ltlmoyaOle' ~,
:. ne' t;O iact was ennounceo py LICK Wlnter'
n.in ln ,nS .cnaiac'eIisuc maDhef--~ho sodea'
WIN "a Satn' lnat " was just Wnst ne ex-
PSH'eu' P'i'. VI nlol1eht of WOE oeaa silence
io.VNeu, % u epch coIlPIeshehoeo mat the
,.'u was ore 70 oe Nie"eu III very serious
''s;I s.pi,
~ Ses y>ei tne 9oy anu .ly 10 70 gu Hne iey
- 'e iaip %isp ny ises' sate onl rams
~ w " ssl sova' 'ls ny ssl{ peas
""s Ia s,IG, .l';. 'aA.h. 60
na ',s IiiVlnen. Hos1ne nea,o my hsVle
C;,O p'Onoueeu y! sol.e N'e' ssiup'n luisu 70
SNe.e peeulal eli4:iTp ~ ~ nis pls4sI' iihd
I rT ns ssan wi p, 1sseiH
J % d.n" nas'gn OeiTw, "G 'GuiI Dlahcue, iu-
%esae WIN W Ia ilt u, "e' hanu s.anulhs
Soo Saao ',.E;ns "a - WV lui pes
oIss Hi,ts ba 'su Aen n"ise through 'He een'e'
Tio DoaS, Z, a..I-,,,.l r-.-.L-5 ,.,..- %,
sornn"h d'e ga,u nu, solne.n hne, sne Iuio'
anO;S. " hnV" snas we Ha elm lnel WIN al
SoUS n'' ;.u ou' nU' Suil'i'u' W iu'iJ coihpie'
I TIneo..a,ei,, 10 hasu,ei .hon, ,', ,,ro Lo,,.,
r,ioJ S,euna'9l3I F"s aYUu' tNp @ Louls ueo' &c,
+ eee, We SG.eny e;o OeeSme ,lso,.eo
"an,;o uoe lOs, anu - Sp.'' o'Oul o'e.y pc
Saus'Dn oov. ana care, we p nsye run sgIsNuo-I. ~
a{ pe esa,nSt the vlio sliyle-ll may Te
p. a'is' an islaluls = - pSiN we can splI'
i,C Ius NC not aidrineu, MlsS plancne' NC nuI.
.eu'y d4ueu, = Nus. We sha'' soon pe eloe'
asSih; thoogh IN any event, Inc uatNnesS Is
sntlclent TO conceal US from the saVsges, even
were they IN the vicinity. ..i......,u,.,.
i know little OF Indians, returned Bisnche,
'0ut nave always understood that tney are
somewhat remarkable for their acuteness OF
hearing; and II such Is the case there would
be no necessity OF ther being very near 70 be
made acquainted win our LOCALITY, Judging
from the loud volces 4 neard lew minutes
ago. la .u.'H. s.l' d. ja. ana -. :. !,
~ lear we've, been rather lmprudenl sald
eugene, in deprecatlng tone; put IN the
excitement--
His words were suddenly cut short by sew
eral loud voices oil alarm from without lol-
lowed by quick and heavy tempting across
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20
The TOOthSche.

"My dear friend," said H., II
can cure your toothache in ten min
utes." ......., ...-..,.-
"How3 3how9" Inquired. "Do it
in pity"
INSTANTLY" said he. "Iave you
any alum2"
"Yes."
nBring it, with some common
salt" :,
THey wee produced. Ny friend
uuIverized them, and mixed them in
equal quantities, thel weta small piece
OF cotton, causing the Gcixed powder
to adhere, and placed it in my hollo"
tooth, s
"There," said he, "if that does not
cure you / will forfeit my head. You
may tell this to every one and publish
it everywhere. The remedy is infal-
lible."
, 1t was as he predicted. o On the in,
PRODUCTION OF the mixed alum and salt
experienced a sensation Of coldness
which gradually subsidized, and with it
the alum and sals--it cured the tor
iments Of the toothache. r.-a or
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20


OFSome time ago, on The Sabbath
day, We wended our way to, one Of
our churches, and instead Of a ser
mon heard an address upon some mis-
sionary or other benevolent subject.
After the address was was concluded,
two brethren were sent round with a
basket for contributions; Parson L.,
who was one of the basket bearers,
taking the side upon, which we sat.
Immediately in our front, and upon,
the next seat, negligently reclined
our friend, Bill H, a gentleman
ofinfnite humor and full Of dry jokes.
Parson IL extended the basket, and
Bill slowly shook his head. f. e'.'o''"
: "Come, William, give us some
thing" said the Parson." 1'7. si
70 "Can't do it." replied Bill. sa rs. .
'i "Why not2 Is not the cause a
good one" 10 Fa-a's3 ad hauts Hv1a
W "Yes; but ! am not able to give
anything" ~ haa lraa5 ,7at-'o0
% "Poh! Pohl I know better; you
must give mea better reason than
that" .naf5iauaaG au
Well, l owe to much money; ]
mustbe just tbefore lam generous, you
know" .soilrE
q "But, William, you owe God lar
ger debt than you owe any one else.,,
"That's true, Parson, but then he
amt pushing me like tho balance Of
nays crsditors.p - or , ,s,,
Il The parsons face got into rather a
curious condition, and he passed on.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

va spray, sir, why did dyou buEthatlo lott
beyond the cemeteryp Oh, ! wanted
a good home beyond tse grave
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

PARR ON ALTARs.-"I will remem-
Der Parr would never tolerate the Pa
gan introduction Of the word altar, as
applied to the communion table. "It
was a table, madam, a table," said
Parr to a lady; it was such thing as
q supper is taken upon, Led to the
altar, madam-led to the fddlestickl
Led to the altarhmadam, is no. a prop
er phrase to. describe marriage; altho'
.mauiageoinl our church is . Chris
.tian rite, we have no Pagan alters, y
Rsynods d. n,o'rs. 20 .,,3 ~, s.a ~ ~ !,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

A poor, emaciated Irishman, hav-
ing a physician III a forlorn hope.
the latter spread a huge mustard
plaster and clapped it on the poor fel-
lows breast. Pat with fearful eye,
looking down upon itsaida % s'1
/. sDocther, docther, dear, il strikes
me that it's q dale Of mustard for 50
s,;;s:sS ,;s.,S mater Ny'&
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

"What medal is thatlp was the ques.
ton put to French soldier, pointing
to the Victoria medal on his arm.
Z. a"We call tia salvage medal, q said
the Frenchman. = ,.9'l57 e q ia,,
Il s"sWhy2" s,T eis ce, y .,,.. ~ y. '..l'- .
"Because we got it,for saving the
British army" -'oli daa1s ds'fq6I .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-20

He who finds plea, sure in n vice vice and
pain in virtue, is a NON, 'e IN O0tn'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27
. 3ceiuguu9cn.

Der an,et9er" erhent jecen Sonnabent gum palbj9b-
en SubitriptipnepeiS Ypn n SpouSbun9 re 6l Gs.
NUmn atlbar bic rcip 3rG9er. Musrrdrti9e Nbon>
ten btCn ben Sero9 Den Scras9rbrr 675l
9calel cinWicnbc,.
Gntrrsttnbs ei!rae unb ahtunsen merSen Sabar enS,
gtrsencninisn uno ouf ScrlonSen pcnprirt.
MmcSen unb 9edninaunetn ae g meren uner fol9enocn
@Sinsunssn enlightenment: Gnmaes Grfu9 etnes Squares
90 8ttlen cSer wcn9sr tten enen Squar 30 Gs penee
Ginrifun9 GtS unb fir teee ipe Mal 25 Gts; idbrl
GafSajciSen wcrbrn fur S12 in batdtri6cr
au9enrmmsn e5eer nssn meser ssrbdntgmdB9 esrsdnst
unS nScn bcrb bic rep @bcnnntcn teipnbere Sed9uns
stm,eissn 0nnn tis Seog itas br einsanSt proen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27

-Sn Der Stabt Nsp gOrt wsrbsn ispen 9aa fir
eiIea $4,000 Gsarrsn psrtraua spaerenb Der Srobs
Ssrbraud ild nur auf $500 bslauft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
Office: 14S MAIN STREET.
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Cine
WfapbaIi(be aaansrnbud,sit.
Cine alte Sage uno Elm iuuses Srautpaar.
s}pn s. .. $. Sem ME.

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INSURANGE.
GREAT lYESrERN

:
GREAT WESTERN
insurance and Trust Company,
Office in Ccrnpany's Building,
No. AO3 Wnlnut 81, IhHL.ADEa4PMEA, /,
Charter Peipetuai: AUtherised Capit0i$500 600
q. c. LATHROP, Pres't.
wM. DARLING Vice PreSideutt
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent the above well known
Company Wheeling and vicinity prepared to take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the favorable
terms R. q. POSlIAM,
once for the present at Doane & Adams warehouse,
feble-ly No. sc Main 81.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
.- .,-BY THE--
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
~ LINES OF NONPAREIL, OR LESS, CONSTITUTING
'' A SQUARE.
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Fire T. Inland Navigation
AasEsrE "A IIIARX 1GER.

Risks accepted at terms with solvency and
fair profit.
Especial attention QiUsH Insurance Of DWELLLNGS
and Contents. .J0r terms QC to yeGTs.
interrupted rOuP seasons OF financial sunshine and stoTT'
periods eVentu from sweeping conaRra-
maritime disaster. Being long established
cash basis troubles Of the credit Affect in
material pSTticulEr.
During har times the security OF reliable Insurance Is
imperative duty the ability Of property Ownvrs to
tain loss being Il en- much lesssned.
Policies issued without delay, and all business attendtd
to with dispatch and fidelity, BY ts@',it
E. d. sNSEA RING REs Agent
Wheeling, Va
oaice in Union Hall buildings, west side Main street.
feLl9-dRW-till Jan. Lot, '0Y.
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NUMBER I7e
bCILDINe Np0N ~ s4ND.
BY ELIZA COOK.

BY ELIZA COOK.
'TiS well TO WOO, tits well to wed,
For SO the world has done
Since myrtics grew, and roses blew,
And morning brought the sun
But have care. We young and fair.
BE sure We pledge with ruth;
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days Of youth.
For If ye give not heart for heart, =.
As well as hand for hand,
Youth find you've phydpthe ''unWise' part,
And "built upon the sand. L. - l-o
'Tis we'll to save. tits well TO have
gOodly store Of gold,
And hold enough of shining stuff,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hopes and Lust,
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust,
Unmixed with purer thIags-
And he who piles mp wealth uione, a9
Will,Oflen have 10 stand
Beside his cOffer-chcst and own
lis ''built upon the sand.
'Tis good 10 speak in kindly guise,
And sOOthe whate'er we can;
For speech should bind the human mind
And love link man TO iuan.
But stay not ut the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell;
The one who pities starving birds,
: Should scatter crumbs as we'll
The mercy that is wart4a and true.
Must lend helping hand, c1
For those who talk, yet fail to do,
But build upon the sand"
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oRulCnEs or MHEEL1NG.

for e Information of strangers visiting the citywS pub
hhne following list Of the different Churches and their
ne and place of meeting If there are any Mistakes we
'llmake the necessary correction with pleasure
81 ln"aFtres, 45fSeoa!ian. Corner Monroe and Byron
eets, Rev f. T. PkBElFs, Rector morning services Uh
elock, evening" I.
81 oAH's klise0pdtidn Main street. between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. II. SAITH a. NJ, Rector
.,ryices-Mornipg 10Y; afternoon E1; hight *.
First FresGgterfd, REv. r. H. WkKD Pastor, FOurtlst
tseenMOnrOeand Quncyiservicesmorningand afternoon
Second Pes6yterida, Webster street. between Main and
AGke', Centre Wheeling services morning and evening
"'d fre5Iyte'fa' Fifth street. between Chestnut and
bert st Sonti Wheeling Rev T. %oons, Pastor servi-
g morning and evening.
Fourth 4reS1ytoFiun Rev PAUIl Pastor MHinstree
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TKI5 LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
T( UORkMSPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other f.
.ahusnes Of the Inteencer, should be addressed to
FfVprieiOTs
Letters concerning editorial department of the paper
Aoul be addressed to the Editors, jointly, to either
ftlcm.
CGtesponents writing publication, will please write
saly side OF the paper.
OF the above rules will greatly Oblge us,
prompt attention to correspondents than
lsy rl!Iht otherwise receive.
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PERFECTION OF. MECHANISM.
American improvements in
w ApCHES.


TIE BEsT TINE KERPER AT TIE LOWEST cOsT.
ts aid Of improvements lIaehinsy and many
and altogether original able
0lsF the public PERFECT WATCH small price. Our
naehinss and deiisnte and system
manufacture eotnpleF, that watch
eountEraTt. 1he impFoFcfnrnts hilpleund
beautiful In plan and GouEtFuetan and have been pTounun-
b principle 1l aunl
ity. Eaeh engraved "AFFLEIoI TRACY Co.. Wal
than. NA-s" and is accompanied by etTtiGeafe enu
REKPErUAL WARRANTY
We ask maH 70 boy f-se aiehss mercy beeasse th
OF American ony lklt thls fa1f
shah not be permitted preudee exclude them from
e6nsidsrntion We claim that ateef eqGaii rSiIf ard
laerit cannot be ubtHsed cheap EaIope,
eOu- Try 10 give ihen trial VaFTtnty
0Tders inquiries ly be aidftsasd dEselF,
of the undernietiOntd hTmss vile aFeuts
sale q car Watches. --lfsfil frf-itr ai
Nessrs- COOPER FELLOWS, 30. j. 3laIsea LaEe n Y
:" FELLOWs CO., No. u = -
PLATF BRVThER, Ne 90 - ..
CARY, HOWARD 4 sAesGEg, ChaGibeTsst., .
-, HILDLbuRS BROTiIEll, RhilaAelthla-
PRATT 4 REATH.
71s. RAL1fER. 1 BAClIELDERE, D6sfoIl -t
=" BI5ELOW BROS 4 KENNARD,
- ODnNE 4 CO, CtneinnaH
ana hFslFE. RoBBINs APPLETON, Ne IS nal4eu Lahe
n r. who agent5 tFansaetIon Of our rrnrrni
business, as well ~ for the sale Of goods.
1RPLErOn, TRACY 3 Co.,
e7eeessoFs tie Hosi0n Wafrh Coru1anV
Boston Watei E-etoTys Wlttlzn-, hasa- July 1897.
tteblo--t1naU r-s-f
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TERMS.

oyPCE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECToIs1

virgtntns lodge No. s.-Meets every Thursday
enng at the Hal, OF Market and Quincy street.
lives NJ. Hall, N. c.; B. M Carr, Secretary.
FruukIin Lodge Nc. 13.-Neets abOvtevery
Monday evening. DAVID BArHA, n. G.i William p.
70 teirsy, Secretary.
Wm. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets asabove eve
y Wednesday evening. wILLIAN HELFKR, n. G.; .Ioha
$''ede, Secretary.
,W1rhh.es,iag lodge No. 5s-Msots asabove every
v b. POrrs, n. G Joda Tlo6Rrn, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
,f'lly evening Jos. HAsElY, N. ei John Z. Mrs'reit
Secretary.
"m' Tell EncomPment No. 34.-Meets as
Move the second JHrta Tuesday evenings of each
saa'A. J0HS BAOsR Q. p; chas. Ltnck, Scribe.
ASrRm'S Rne0mpmen6 No. 1.-Meets as
0rs The SrssA,d tAtr Tuesday evenings Ofeaeh month
w. flrLoH C. p; eieoBsii, IT., Scribe. [Mareh IS
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MASONIC DIRECTOlY.

ohio Lodge No. t0I.-Meets a Masonic Hail.
,''nsr Market and thfrd Mon
yereoings OF ehmouth. e. ". 5, Ts, W. N; 4Les-
1aasr Laa9aiH, Secretary.
MhceItnE Lodge No. 13S Meets as above on
and tsrt Thursday evenings of each month. r a.
4,rSf4SakR,w IS.I w. NJ; S. ". PedrsoR, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
On the second Monday evening Of eaehIDOnth. W.
-'Sss, h P,i S ". Pearson, Secretary.
WheeliRE ERcamPmenr No. Meets q
''s on the Josra Monday evening Of each nORth w J
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a Now LiPhf

TfHE DFuuuond LlEhf produced from Improved kTLvIC
OIL, has no eqGalb and altsT teFB0nal and sltis-
factory trial. lite t= pue GAFE CHE1F
and beEt ofnble iht nos Itfa beears n h
free from AL sEposlve Pr7PeItiG i L eap heanse IN
pr houT is ieas than half herf n
the snalestlsmp VII hun brilliant slb steady Gnne fer
twelve hOUTs uhout rthililE give seient
sti0T any Ordinary sized ron, and having rureass tie
isht 70 uanufactuEs and sen, eorGdcniy Feeeusnd
Fo9 : E WhSiss.Is ana Retaii a he Tou,s Fupisv
s'Sssf Gsis rs < sl.Is PEW 9. HHs.as 60 =.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

4 State Convention fer the People, :
Withdrawal of NIr. Tadd's Gaii.

It win be seen BIZ the correspondence published
in another part Of to-days paper, that the sugges-
tons made in the Nslrs of Tuesday last, in regard
to the ssbass of union'' for State Convention in
opposition to the corruptions and misrale of tie
Locofoeos, are practically adopted in every essen
tal feature, and that the chairmen of the differ
ent State Organizations composing the opposition
TO the present National Administration, have ADOPT
ed the recommendation of the consolidated Com
mittees of this city, calling general State Con
vention on the 14th of July next, at Harrisburg
That the action OF Mr. Swoope in. this matter.
viii be cordially endorsed by The Americans of the
State, We have no doubt Indeed, we know that it
was at the solicitation of a larxe number Of the
most prominent members Of our party That he has
thus acted, well by the directions of the me1a-
bers Of the Committee OF which he is Chairman
Any other course woulI have been suicidal, res II
ing inevitably in the defeat Of the great c4fdina
principles which every member of the Americaa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18
HOME WITHOUT 4 ssoTHaEas.
BT wHARNcLIFF.

'Aothef, mother, moiher!n sobbed sweet
voice, in agnnizing tones. II was dark and
cold III the low, dismal attic; but close pressed
to the frosted windows lay the face af Sammy
Hauntz. His soft hair hung over his fearful
face, and his thin hands clasped tue rougl
wiadow-sill, and his whole frame shook, as The
keen blast found its way through tie creyioes
around tie stone chimney. Il was sound you
would never forget; those hslf-sobbed, half
moaned words Mother, mother, notheg .''--
You would have felt that the little heart was
ready to burst With its unutterabla weight Of
sorrow, aud that grief might be the companion
Of childhood as well as of old age.
Below stairs the fire lsaped aud spa1kled,
and crept gaily over the logs 10 the Fireplace,
for you ray fad 6re-plaees 10 Inelchool even
now.
Everything was IN order, and Mrs. Haun,z,
the stepmother Of Sammy, was sitting placdly
before the ere, smoothing tue folds of a clean
apron, aud in self-satis6ed manner striking
a tabby cat which lay in her zap
Her three children were sitting costly ia lit
tie chairs by the freside, aud Mr.. Haunt was
talking with brother who had just arrived to
spend Thanksgiving with them
The wind blew fercely without, aud once
When an unusual temres; seemed to shake the
foundation Of the house, the father turned sud-
denly to his wife, aud said -
s.Whore is Sammy -
''Gone = bed, said she, tardily.
"What made bin 60 50 early @ asked Mr.
hauntz. And in tone whish preeluded far
theg inquiry, his wife answered
"Because be was too lazy to sit up, sup
pose"
For few moments MIR. Hauntz looked off
vacantly into corner of the room, aad then
offering pipe TO his brother. seemed to forget
that sammy had been mentioned
Eight years before, Mr. IIauntz had been
sitting BY the same FIRE side with his first wife,
gentle Sarah Lee. Samay was upon his fa,h-
er's lap, and Sarah, with her head upon her
husbands shoulder. was talking of what they
would do, when Sammy wonid be cid enough
tc have Thanksgiving Of his own. Perhaps
Mr. Haunizs memory was bringing out those
old pictures in a fresh light; and he may have
paused 10 wonder II he had changed since that
wife of his first choice and purest love sat be-
side him. However il was, no one know. Men
are often ashamed of their best aud noblest
thoughts, and hide them for fear they be called
unmanly
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Organization has at heart. Mr. Swoope has gesi-
ousiy guarded the distinctive interests of the AIe-
rlcan Party, refusing, as we know to 10 into the
movement on any basis that would not recognize
ths earainal features Of Anlericansm, and milking
the withdrawal Of Mf. Te5fss Call condition
preeetent to his action in Che premises.
w nave now basis of union and 4 proyrafa;n q
on which, as we rem ntrked few DAYS since, the en-
tire people, as opposed to the Buchlnan dynasty
can rally, and which every American ia the State
can heartily and cOrdisliy embrace as the means
which y 70 rid US Of the te rfible incHbus which has
been fastened upon Us by the blind adoratioa or
Loco FaeoisTn
We shall 20 into this contest upon a platform
eubodyiag the principle of the Critfeaden- " ont
soshefy amendment, an the two prominent fca-
lures oi Anicrieanssn, yz Opposition TO foreign la
naenee, and the projection OF American Industry.
,issh sucii issues before US, with such rallying
cries rs these. and with the cordi ii aud hearty sup
port Of the entire opposition OF the State for the
candidates who niay receive the nominlion Of this
convention, there can be no fear Of the result.
ne time has come when the people have deter
mined 10 take into their own hands fhe cure Of tle
evils with which they have been cursed throughout.
the administrator Of Franklin Pierce, ana has
idr dniiBg the term Of Mr. Buchanan. Let oilr
Trends then buckle on their amor for a new con-
test: and when the time arrives to elect delegates
TO this Convention, which wili Of course have the
confidence Of every man in the State unless he be
a Loco Foco; LET them select their best men ts
represent them in II. Ii we do this aai are actu-
atsd pS the same spirit which governed the opposi
tlen n Phiiadeiphia in tiss late city canvass we
s1aH mari from power and place ii. October next
the unfaithfill Congressmen who have lnisrepresen
led Penns yaaias whilst shall at tbs same time
purify our State Administr stion, and pave the
way'ior great success Of truly American princi-
ples in 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18
VOL. 81. NO. 25.

tnenf, BY drilling AM distFac;iDg its oppo-
Reats.
Let american Nationality be the watch
word anl let us show that the spirit Of the
American people is as lively and as active now
as it has eser been
The principles wo advocate have passed
the ordeal Of adgogsity, and are established ID
the hearts Of the people more firnliy than ever.
The common danger which impcuds oTer as,
and threatens the very existence of free inSii-
tutionS, calls in tones Of thunder to every one
who loves his country 10 take part.in her da-
iigorance--to restqre the Republic to its for
ner giery--to rid the Gnvarnnient Of the Vaa-
dais who are preying upon its sitals; aud to Sc
cure tho prosperity aud independence of the
honest and industrious men of America, is
work worthy Of the best efFoEts Of ar energetic
and intelligent people. There are proud DAYS
IN store for the ssefesi RepubIie,'' If Ameri-
cans do their daig.P PHILADELPHIA Daliy
.Aesos
Wilson and Phinney are the leading mem
bers Of the Washington county bar. Sitting
opposite oHe another at the dinaer table-theS
are always opposite 10 practice at the tar ia
the hstel-Hilson was describing. the effects
OF a speech he made few nights before ia the
village where Phinnay resides.
sslnleej," said he, 81 never saw the people
so Glled wiih entliasiasm''
''Filled aiti what e cried Phianey.
s'With enthusiasm
SOB, all = said Phinney, 81 understand;
but BeTer heard il called BY that nane be
fore; Sc ell It run.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-18

The MAN IL LovE-Thackery says that
''Nben man is in love with any woman il a
family, 1t Is astonishing how fond be becomes
of every person connected with it. lie iagra-
tiates himself with the maids; he is bland with
the butler, be interests himself with the foot
man; be runs on errauds for the daughter: he
gives and lends money to the young son at col
lege; be pats little dogs which be would kick
otherwise; he smiles al old stories which
would make him break out in yawus were they
uttered BY any one but papa; be bears with the
old maiden aunt; he beats time when darling
little Fanny performs her piece on the piano,
and smiles when wicked, lively litile Bobby
upsets the coffee over his shirt"