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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-23
G1nfational.
JaGranee SynodIcaI college.

LaGraRge SyR0dicai College.
TuF exercises Of The seccnd ees-l5n Ct tlis iustitu-
4 tinn. Eocsted a. LsGrsnge, Tenn vt1 be resumed
On wednesday, the ~ Of september next.
FACULTY.
!. Il. GRAY, D D.-Presieent auf Professor e Kthlos,
Netarhisics ard Sscree Literature
!. n. WADDELs D. D-Professor Of ancient Ltera-
ture
J. R BLAKE n. A.-PrOfesssr o. hsmu;ry. Ma
tuN Philosophy, etc.
J.. KEI6s. n A.-Professor Il E~Afheuatios, etc.
The tuifiOr fee 4 Fifty collars for the full session q
uiae mcnthss one half Of which iEp1yabie . ne openlAs
Of the session, and the rensinder on tbs drst o. Aarcn
Bosrdlng On the families OF the ctti1ensl sEGuare q
vssnlnE ard lights. from 80 70 SIS psf month inan-
40 n washing and lights, from So 50 70 80 per
month.
rsxI books can Be procured 81 III blackstone Of ne
Messrs Parhzm, 10 LEGrange-
The various Libraries coanecied VITA heOohese contain
slTeEdy between ! 500 and 2,0oo volumes, and are en-
unualy Increasing.
ne appsrstus belonging 20 the College Is sumcisnt TOT
the illustration q he sciences.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
mis- Department, established by The Trustees, for the
pup sof preparing yonnE men for the ColsEe = -
Ger the care Of James, ouanes, Esqs Hho AAs ha1
| ocusitsrsnle rperience in t~esching, and whose fenoiar-
-hpis undoubted
The pupils Of this schEOl VII Be under ~ 1olat come
Of the President q the College and the Principal Of m
DeaSrtment. sided by ss manv assistants - the numbe'
q pupils nav from tlmeto time demand.
Tuition inthis DeDGrtmeut forty oofEn PET session 81
Mise uonfhs, payable, one-hslf - the opening o. M
session. sld the theron the hrst o. March. Pupils Va
Be ohArged from Che time c. entrance
-. a0--a-H.aFE EeernrarurF nnarf ~ Trustees.
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q I07 Erres OF fer sale.

= oFFFR for saie the foloEing Traets Of Land
Il. TIFton c1unis. Tenn to-wit; one uaci o.
~ 49,. an one nile Of the Memphis and Ohio -
ssuroeI. and three frEm HEs0u's Depot; IT,
- cleared. bzlsnoe vel timtered There lie q good
fEelip- bouse, gin house, cabins, stables, yeUns or
-srrse kc. on sad premises al new, ard built within
NJ last tT5 ears One tract Of 1850 acres, 40 aercf
sesrcd, andlarEe desdeuinEsi Usual imprOzenenfs for
-ern Quarter. and 3 very large framed gin hruEo,
--eNsrfs. sc Itis within four miles Of C0vtngton and
- ~ Nsson's D.pot, two sid a hall from Hatchie river
= T-rrst Ffur about Eve mics from COvlngtsn, On
gstc6Ia river. u would make q Del able fam contain
- abour 100 acres Of buIEt woods. one trsd - 1o
Weslev. an woods. one tract Of 81 aor son Hatohie
river. AID az miles from O~Oviugtosi knoEn e. the NM
stoue Mountain. ILETe also e Steam Saw and 6rist
gmI vfFh 10 sell. will sen bargains N the above
I'D A. I desire 20 change NJ 5uslEess. Nj. fhOs- 7.
or Nj. TH0hAS T HUNT VII tAne
qiesrrTe n shszing these LANDS. Address, a. Aemph1f,
1900 r p. ~sOHFRvELL-
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GOOD NE w S
nHE suhscriberAss lust received smother Invoice Of
i nrw and Improved
$40 AND $50 SEWING MACHINES.
On sxhibtion and sale a.
SPEED, DOEOHo h
- IL. ERAROUT.
i'm Premiums,
For the best spesinens OF seNi
Grover & Baker SewiFg Machines,
Mailing the
Grover & Baker OF Compound Loop Stitch /!

Ladies' Dress, (swiss)..'.. ..' $50
Childs' full Dress..-... ~
nnn Iadies, or Gentleman,a Rnbe......,.o 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
WHEAT TIRASHERS

fuSlIE UNDERSIGNED. having teeoh" Agents for the
SCHENECTADY Agricultural Works wal Keep constantly
and a sample their Patent Improved Railway Horss
Thashors and Sepaatcrs Combined hrashcs aud
Winnuwr Ihis Ihrashiug machine received tho FIRST
i'RLMIu NJ New York STATE Fair in 1870. ana ronn
give good .siactio all who have used them
THE lIOitSt row made very strong and 50
requires the travel only about u mica
ou th.rub, making suitable to work either horses
en- upon them,
me riiR ASilERS aud CONFINED THRASHERS aud
WIS Now EUS discharge all the
md dust through and not to the feeders face
usual other kinds. -- -
he Thrashel and WInnowc has n EENoLNiNo WIkE
sEPARArE which does the work perfectly than
BIZ ,luue I D, u uth,i
The SEpAkArER udde) has fork straw shaker, hich
II passesirom The lhras.'
examine these Thrashcrs do by
ng store here further information a be gwen
,n,,.rniuu them lRBY y SAUNDERS
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
ARRitaL OF 4 LIRGE SfOtk OF
n T. a a. 4 N - r. - III i q

TuNnE uni,s signed has and is now opening ns SPRING
Il and 81 MMEk STOCK OF KEADl MADE cloth
ING lie lu,ie who love self praise, Dut all
his stock, and wal, mud ms Clothing IN style
aud workmanship superior 10 other house IN the GUY
ec call the attention oil the fact that
h. sell great cash, he purchased his goods
10 great adv antage
My stock ot FURNISHING GOOD such Shirts, Col
love, Socks, fo ke tidkt- yet and SILK >r
and Drawers. Umbrellas, etc. Is large an Wei assorted
~ Country Merchants invited 10 .al IN nc before 20
ug farther East will sell cheap any ouse south Ut
the Potomac. NJ. GCGuENhElhEk
n
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INSURANCE.
PREMIUM
AW .Atil)ED
lHh7.

alfE BN>GBANGE.-ThL MUTUAL
0>Aa BEN arr ASSURANCE COMPANY
dividends nr
while the insured aus h"i,x niu Ia
third q his pfnrisms.
We're eopay retain dividends Until the death
ihe iusured they could well a,rd pay ~ pei
ceut. ~ Is per
Diviaend s paid to January lsL 1857 q Isl, 2U7 81
Losses by death l,A6 81 tU
HesorYed capital /" pss future losses, 2,4sioi2 10
SieScJ5s ~
No Company ruitua states splyl ior the
OF lls insured
Nh Wheu lie pIein,un un poicy ior term Of ue.
~ 80 The the Insured
OF II ~ per - Inlsrest. W kAOh Les, Agent
kt hlnond, Va
Dr. MN. s. MoaHIs. u Vdical Ell sminer at Ly nrhUurg
Persons I.sncb Jnrs drsrng
obtain inforinAuo AL strs ,aius the office OF til"
vTk.nan. Hs,t I0is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
sCHIHFFELIN, BROS. 4 CO.



- sseees !. always the mes, conclusive proof OF great men
Judged by this machine before The
ubc comparable sins"rs sewing Maeh'ss Aner esae
shins f< highest reputation III the United sute they w"r"
exhibited u the late position univ"r'sle mfrancr where
they carried OF the highest and great mauuiaeto
10 make them has eeh built III PARIS
these machines be used with profit As the speed
Singers Machines eompared with hand sewing No tailor
should be- without The far pnh vi using oil
year In prvat- families where there much sewing
invaluable assistance Planners
hotel keepers ind thcm particularly convenient and prof
table These machines simple in their construction AMI
very strong and durable eng The only knJ al sewing Ma
chine made by which Of ~ofk coarse Tine
could perfectly executed Thousando interior aud worth
sewing Machines have bcen made and sh nndc
but Machines Aone have been found every
where TO satisfy the waats ct the pubic
PiAia printed instructions for using sent with each
chine from hh any readily Mcguire The art OF man
agng them The machines packed securely TO
part Of the world To all persons desiring more particular Ia
formation will applAon by letter 81 eiicr of our Of
dceA forward copy of NJ Singer Cos GazNc, Papoi
wholly devoted TO the Sewing Machine inter- II
'fI ] n SINGER a co.
Principal OhAee. No. 3l1 broadway. New York.
BRANCH OrFCEsNo ~ Hanover 81, Boston. No W chap
e ST., New Haven Ct Gloverse N Y, N" IA Broad ST,
Newark, N Jj No l42 Chestnut St. Philadelphia No lo5
Baltimore ST. Baltimore No j. wu-tmnster ST. Providence
No East 4ih ST., Cincinnati No Is North th 81, ST
LOUIS; No 81 III Charles ST., New Orleans No ~ Danphn
st.. Mabiie. 1drc Ndsrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RiCnMoNp, May ist, lra6.
Gentlemen: Ny child had commenced DIeaNIug
a IN small sores, winch gradually extended
haad nvluding bath whirb much
ear both wound drop OF
tried all .orts OF advertised aud domust. remedies, without
good results procured and applied KF
Ol began 10 get better the bottle and ap
led gas tou-it again elder daugh
n said, Pa fUset at that Inrio, SISTERS
oked 30 much better when you used "a Ne got
otil-, and her head nearly well This agra
ased case, and took hiatt hour every
WAS ohenave Que battle. assured, viii
her entirely there attic the t,ualnug
entitled % take
great pleasure IN giving you tins ,ertncaie.
Respectfully, u. L. CHALK.
To Messrs. Dove d Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

AsriA uHofE. Ilsnriea. December !, 1871
Mksshs DovE n Co.;-0entle,nen-My horse WAS put ~
ih- yard IN front of the Use AMI In attempting to pump the
end Of fence raj through shoulder and
nearly penetrating throdsb his breast lskg cash
ugh 10 insert Jour nj got one buie III IT ar
on aud applied iruoy Hour days Le work
ywV weeks no was entirely surud.
Respectfully yoors, JAMES L. EBE
sold by ali Druggists AMI Merchants throughout thc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
AKGEsT SOUTHERN

n AkSEST SOUTHERN
IL rIANO SATISFACTORY
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FORTES.
WV. RASADEi continues The manufacture aud sale OF
Gran and square Piano stand, Nos L. >
street. opposite tue EutAw HOUSE and al
nc No 2U7 s.arkot street. Bltiiure
the ladies gcneu,cn arKnowl
Judgments Tor the oora patronage they nae 50 UNIFORM
y led To ms establishments; uesres AZ the same
them that stnuatud ~ inca. constantly IN
,reas,s he has spaced neuof touoe uor ese 10
perfect, lossUe. liaho tor,,
continuation OF the patronage oi PERSONS oi cultivation
anu hncmenI.
In al.t,on the The eminent Pan
country, would state That every ai al wh"m
MS nono,s OF the 'nsi..u'.s.
iens extensively engaged IN 'he manufacture OF Pianos
vi tnc Iios experienced
an 49,, ,,i , "a, ,,,,, "A ...,s.u a,. w,n tnet.oru
tnci luuies 10 give lh1 eah oe,ofe p"rth"shs
"a. .l,,s my factory uli iron frames. behs
aallionai oroneh, 'thVa
.s and tuJ STAND IN any
mac -,
avery INSTRUMENT ua. turei guaranteed for i've
"dsant "rs IS - We n.,d "e e'eA'a' pos
Ioi, caie 10 '"no ~ shs'u me sitt 10" u i"-" e'.'
p0Hr m'eaa"ed' "ish 10 pi'asc the
as,nt.us non i''''..ee Vi .Aehans.
"in,u 81. s-oa4a n1 i..s..u
et,u ,utire sat.staetioh
PAYNE Il CHRISTIAN,
LhNCuBuku, VA,
Are Agents for the sell a. their prices
LIZ nepuoean copy. " 20 ol
aSIRE FKENCM BRANDY, for medicinal
use. VIZ. superior aar r,r A, ps 1ac' f''' me-
isrp. ,opy ia"S Isl W A. sI"oTnEk a Co.
N.w STYLE ExIENssON ss<lnr,.-Jus,
~ opened. anone, lot t.ose truly beautiful la N,loN
thesd Jusabc bustie. Mauusetu. Doug
las y sherwood laus jUts JuuN ArnAiiAsin.
sNHEsM SPICES, FOR Pc ~ AsNt;.-Cioves
Il Mace CIunau.n Celery seed, fuuerc A.splcc " hie
aud l. ,ng feppoi, W A.ts Gasor Ae Il. sorsAl. Wy
j. &C 10 -.....-- w "A olHo hEi y ".
HOW TO KEEP az NE,s CnEDIT-rAl
Ill w, X uiLLo PROMPTLY MiEN DUf.-We hope
come VITA their n.,d lronirituue and
pared /" do wion Ua.I,d Ii 10 very
Important to ,Lat u'ey sh uld ii, So. are u""
,uins our Fan Nit"r stcA. winch we intend
,X,vnsi, and attractive to acceln
p,u adv antase"usp requir iii "ce'hhts
due last JdnHary not seui ~ is A"sns vii! have /" be
m,eos, amy Jas,c,
.omped "hh there is no oiher alternative
2Us BlkhOGGHS. ShAtkR O. TO-
lava GSFFEE.-Wch xv. just rc.eis cd n lot
ID Of % Inc Ola Government Java Z fre tor sale.
nuu Its LEE JOHNSON d CO
G1EDF,ti:D ALUM NATEK.-A = ysu srsss-
II ula with yspepsis Thy The be .tofi linn
"a from Chrenic Dairhrst Use lh Bedford AL
To lhe Ladies ulariy would II
from debility weakness, the back appetite
~ OK uiar lies, &C., BY al the Bedford
Water.
so d by the dJz single bottle by thcagents
jyl6ts j. ii. THOMPSON ~ Co, Drlggists.
mar ) ia FkANNLiS " BRO
(>ONGREsS WATER, direct from abe spring.
~ For sale by lily 2s.rsl W; sfRoThER q co
ACE lNsERTsNGs "A large lot nj 25e per
yas which must '0'a on j i INA rukyINs
uDIANO.-Fer safe. q gssd ond hand PLANO.
II hne toned instrument. which will be sold very low
iy g7.s G. K PHELPS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

tHEsTtNfItLD Jan L. 1-5s,
MEssB DovEA Co-Jieati,atH i-iIasibg
to your .uri bi in extraordinary
aud lis action ueibs CRAFTY cannot rciran
q
afso had hue ,ou Ia my s,aic , watch tro was
sIsp bhii The HUI - outraged hI cause
sured the Coli Ia tn, shoulder III eight u,cL
aad rppcd tho about winch
SAu.sd muat rsntui wuund Several al ghburs
present and rema Aed they would his
nie thai they thou. at ID thing him. how
ever, Determined ~ the Tart CA,
small bottles Ii. Is vutIr>A cured
Very respectfully.
Jan 20 Is a. G. FRIEND,
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4AA!eLLEA 5 DIRECTORY, &C.
"es' HsTsers, Wessers asd sesth- " eater a
MAIL ROUTE.
VIA


- -ssss;saES lEs,aI - sxszR
H Va Guy audctc. Ae Tw : daily ram. for W n,b,n'
lon baltimore, fhlsde,f lin, New York. Wheeling U,ur
ha,i. Loais. ic % "'H'
Dag Mail aud Pass niger Train leaves Richmond daily a,
Night accommodation Passenger Train leave. pich,ra,
daiiy rsr"ri snnda,.3 at 5l5 p N
HE G45 Train sshingion " ith the az.
L amt tb, ga T. VI with the d Is A. 81 Ex.,,ss \ L.
:r'im Washington far The different points owe maine.
fg Thr.ush Tck,is ean ,r.en,s In ivr' nt,r >, ~,
1iek. ofie. Of the sou.sidc Raiiioad a W HORN
Ek, lrkrt Agent.
To New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
fhiificijhia ID uD
10 Is 'Iiinotr. II 81
To Washington and AitxanGrii ............ 10 80
Passenerstor WASN'T, al any li,tsi mon
P"rnsy wanna Avenue. free OF charge. -
Prsrn.rr- leaving i,nchbng at 930 NJ by the regular
Mail Trail Richmond Gas NJ ;ani1hn.
iravns by the fr.iat conmodaiion A ~ connect
Passengers and their transported betw the De-
pots In hcnohd free Of charge aud 10 the Depot any
c On Pcnns, ANA Avenue in AsngYn hack
Through Tkets be procured In Washington to Pitts
burg, lanes c la, ton, oiumbus Ob; Decatur J.ffr
..nvie Indianapolis, and Vine mes. Ind vile
Kenurky - Louis Chicago &c. &C, all parts Of The
Taos. popAMEAp.
aug3l-is Gen l. sun
NOTICE-TO SHIPPERS BY EXPIRES.
viii hereafter only be received the Expre.s during
the hours named below
From tool O'Clock a. m.
no am
Persons sending goods be fr by EXPRESS must Il,
vaae, s"d two ticket" with them Or Isy win not be
JoHsL odLEsnr Express Agt aug Pits
GTEAMsIllP KOANOKE.,-
- The Kuaaoke having been thoroughly G&A
rslaired and reh,'rd, has resumed her 'tya- &N
York ",siy wo,nesdy s ai,srn"o ,s% AND CIV Gin
Point every Saturday morning AT y ociock OO
afternoon, and CIT, Point every Tuesday evening
p For freight or passage having superior arcommcds.
tions, apply to Lis. JOHNSON a Co,
itb tr'is AgIs n Y q Va Steam .li,, T.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FDW TIT. KNTT1 CCK IF
COsGHs, COLDS. uIOsKsENEsS. uSFIU-
ENZN BKONlmaTGs, WHOOPuNa;
COl'l.u. CROIP. As"U ~
S1PgENrG ONAl' NprINN

- the ,crse
speak to the public Of Its Virtue Through.
every almost inlet If the Ann
erlu pulmonary complaints have made
II known Nny. lew the f,mi any civilized
his continent thou personal
aud few communities where which
them living trouhy Il ita victory
ubtc and dangerous d the throat and
While = the pos ernl anti tote
,L ani dangerous Diseases Of he 'monary
the pleass"te- aud safest remedy thar lie
employed riff" aud Young Parents should hav"
rins the nsidaus that steals them
rnrrnpar,d Wa abundant grounds to believe the Cher
Pictorial lives by the
tiosr Kecp 1t by and colds
while curah- neglect them until human skill
the rnhker ii fastened the vtas
away. All know tn dreadful fatality Of lung
AS they know the Of this remedy
nr"l ID than them II sill made the best
lac wespare toll to produce II the
most perfect possible and II who rely
hest agent whhh xiii can furnish for their
Prepared BY DR.. J. G.. AVER,
Prncsicn III and Anal, teal ChcmI.s. Lowell, Mass
ASDspLD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

HI SUPEKPHOSPTlATE OF LIME
Manuaclt red from Formula Of
DIR. JAMES dItiGINS.
State Chemist of Mar land
ENABLING PLANTERS To DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Peruvian uano Fab seeding and summer
crops aItogehcr Packed and barrels tally
ed. Price sdo per ton nj 90 lhs.
The above article, together with Pamphlets giving ull de
tail of this valuable Fertzer also, uii OF It's npor
iaasc AID mod, oi applications can he had Of
NJ. liOLf.lNS & co,
ms Soie fnr I.yn,hhlr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

~ n. ~ q. -. DlUt.U1D, Successors "a >.
LIE DILoUID " suns VIA Keep constantly On hand =
80 stock Kinds FukNlI Rt vi tneIr own manu-
which they viii be pleased slew the Old friends and
patrons U s. Diusud q sons and The puair 'e"cra
rurv also kr.u constantly VII hand .arxv S..
metallic Isl RIAL CASES, also large STOCK
MOODEE COFFlAS, OF every destriptuu, and VIII pay
pruil!pt the undertaking al all huars
e. .l,rArts u. 4. u. A. DIt GUN.
4 tlIAMPAlasNE WlSE.-3j Baskets " H'ipcr
~ y Co" IciJseck ChaIlpaigne Jus ed aud
"a sal. BY LEE, JUnNoON - 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

HAVING JUST RETURNED IVsm shr Nor
hrrn cities and received large stack OF Goods the
public invited call my aucin where they III
hn variety Of useful and desirable articles that be sold
Tor much less than customary prizes have agency for
hr article OF Silver Plated W which you fifty
per by purchasing o and goni warranted of Iua
ity We have, also. agency jew ~ which
nlsvcry cheap The aiu ny ed 20 cal and
the stock perhaps have the articles d. All goods
~ii be sold very cheap for cash. RYAN AkEkS
ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
MIscELLAN E0US.
coNNrI.1. A HoRp.

'AIEW We. she ssdrr-i Il sed have
~ t associated ourselves geher under the st and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

DEsr GUNPOwDEK AND POWCAONG
- TEA. Aldens Extract java Coffee just rsseived ~
- lots STABLER JONES.
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n
associated Themselves Together under vie
OF OGDEN WINFIELD. fer the purpose conducting
General Commission ADD Forwarding Bu>nr-s IN the large
enicnt New Brk uiding
Va and Tenn Railroad and below
Anierst Adams Co take this method Informing their
and the Thai they prcpA
aud iro,ure
reasonable terms House Guy Thny
give their tteburincss pros their
Desi edors TO give aii.r all lo them
call WM. II OGDEN
.27n G. 4. WINFIELD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

"a. 4 ilAsa6AN u.s. We are Agents COR
- DAN fAAoE,Jk, superior SMu MaCuiNES,"
MIXERS wIil mad any o Thea
machiucs preference 70 others
Any person wishing 10 examine .hel can 40 50 ny caIii
We refer to Messrs. Langhorne johns no are now
these machines. lRBl y SAUNDEh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

4 WATCH AND JEW ELKY BI ,INESS N at iiS various
branches old stand Thurman Dnwidie where lie
Will Keep hand stock Of Gold and silver Watch
breast Pins, liar Kings Finger Rings Silver Spoons la
ted Spoons, and i'll be pleased to accommodate Iii
old friends aud the public generally.
JAMES DINWIDDIE.
Watches and Jewcy repaired short notice, and OLD gol
and SILVER taken ia exchange tor work. I'D.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02
MORE "TNION AND HARM0NY.o

The Erie Constitution, n "pure and simple
Abolition iounaI, is not at all pleased with the
''Union' arrangement about TO be effected BY
lis party. 1t is quite willing to receive the
help ofSwoore and Flanagan, but thinks that Sin
view of the past, they ought TO have tbdaprn-
dence 10 keep their names from any published
calls" This is snubbing the noses of the
s'Straght Americans" with GOODNESS that must
be exceedingly refreshing 10 those gentlemen,
this hot weather, But the Constitution does
not stop at this 1t goes on 10 add insult to in
Jury. It speaks ithe "Straights" with rudest
contumely aud denounces them 10 bitter and
vehement language. II says
'The Republicans can set ii down as an es-
tablished fact that The Sanderson- Flanagan
Swoope faction will never keep faith in any po-
iitical arrangement. They are portizan grcr-
yiliaS unfit for association THh men .ho are
governed By honest motiUes an political action.
They have cheated US in three campaigns, and
it remains to be seen whether Republicans will
allow themselves again 10 be gnIled by such
trlcksters. We are willing 10 unite with all
honest opponents Of the extension Of slavery,
and cooperate TO overthrow the present Ma
tonal Administration, but we are not willing
10 Join hands or associate with venal leaders
who make a show Of friendship only 10 betrav
The leading politicians may make what arrange
ment they please in this matter, but If they in
any way ignore the cardinal principles Of Re-
pubIcanisn, or il they eXpunge from our flag
the motto of 'sNo more Slave States" they will
deserve and receive defeat. We march 10 the
battle under no mongrel naL. They will fQd
thousands Of staunch and true frersuen in the
North and West who will repnliae any eva
sive, unmeaning platform, no matter VITO the
Candidates are. "
'Straight Americans" OF Bedford county :
this is tGe esteem in which you are held by the
men whoaSk you 10 unite with them in the
coming campaign They desire you to assist
them in fighting their battles and yet their news
papers brand yoa as PARTIZAN GUERlL-
LAS UNFIT For ASSOCIATION WITH
MEN WHO ARE SOVERNED BY HON
EST MOTIVES IN MYTHICAL ACTION =!
What can you expect ird>s a ,'ijnion'' with
faction that feels thus maIiS>antIy disposed to-
ward your organizations
NomIxArED.-our Opposition irieAds in somerset
county, have nominated Mr.. GEORGE GsW,4seD TO-
Assembly, and CAPrAlN PGHRY WALEFnSo Sor sheriff
These fellows may be good toaikers, but Aev,lrha
apt TO find on election day, that they csn'tr&
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-02
THE NECESSITY FOR 4 RAILROAD TO
REDFORD.

We have repeatedly called The attention OF
our people TO their great need Of railroad com
munlcation with the Eastern cities and 10 sup
ply this need, have earnestly urged them 10
make liberal subscriptions to the Bedford Rail-
road. I've have oppeaied 10 you, friends, but
your interests demand of you, TO do what you
can toward bringing this enterprise to a success
ful termination. The "hard times," of which
we daily hear you complain, remind you Of
your great necessity for railroad and OF your
duty to 90 10 work and make il. You hear
that money is abundant in the cities, and yet
you lament the want of it here. Why is this!
Simply because you have no market-no cheap
mode Of transporting your grain 10 the cities
and, consequently, no opportunity Of exchang-
ing the products Of your labor for their value in
cash. Is this not true? Have you not,
if you are farmer, hundreds of bushels of
wheat and corn slowed away in your granaries,
which, in Philadelphia, would bring you fair
price in good current money? And have you
not stored away this grain merely because you
cannot sell IT except on time?
The effects OF financial panics are always felt
doubly as long in a country where there are no
railroads as where there is communication, by
those thoToughfaresy with large cities. The
reason Of this is obvious. The great majority
Of the banks of issue are located in the Cities
The wheels OF Trade and Commerce are set IN
motion there. The first impulse of renewed
life IN business, after the occurrence of mon
etary Crisis, is gwen oy tl.e cities. Thus, in
order that remote regions may share ibis reVi-
wing impulse, their business operations mast
come directly un1er IFS influence, and this is
Impossible without railroads.
Let US, therefore, make the Bedford Railroad,
and when The aeXt panic comes, we need not
fear thai It will hang upon us for months and
months, like the incubus that seems at present
to bear us down.