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nse Dr.. JOHN B. WALrHALL, Home,

,thistO offers his professional services to the cit
as of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
1rnM
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CURIOUS WEDDING. "A letter from New York
relates the following: An interesting wedding
took place a few days since, between Mr. Henry
B. Melville aud Mrs. Sarah X. Seymour. The par.
ties have both been married before, ard each have
a family Of seven children--those of the gentle.
man comprising six daughters and son, and
those Of the lady six sons and a daughter. The
sous acted on the occasion as groomsmen to their
future father, and the daughters bridesmaids to
their future mother. The whole fourteen children,
dressed alike, according to their sex, entered the
church arm in arm, and ranged themselves on
either side of their parents, who both remark.
ably handsome, and looked superb. The bride is
wealthy. and was richly dressed In pearl-colored
moire antique, with costly laces and diamond
brooch and bracelet.
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For sale by all Druggists.
JOHN W GARLICK
NH 4 Sole Proprietor
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ID DR.. Kahn,
0fice corner 22d and Main streets.
Hka DEAR Sin. | feel il a dufy 7 ow.

s@s DEAR SIN: | feel it duty owe
70 yo TO state 10 the public the successful removal
ola Tanior from the side Of my neck OF sersnteen
without the 1se Of knife or the loss OF blood-and
o. which ! aln now Well. / was examined by DR..
Warner, gf the Faculty Of Richmond, twelve years
ago, and he pronounced ~ chances against me OF
cutting il, ne also did other eminent ph ysIcians
throughout the country. Yours, &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence e-perkinsyille. aoochiand CO.. Va.
u iS-d3las cwIt
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Rag PHOTOGRAPHS In OIL C,

E~GEoRGs B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
md residence No. 3d. on MAN, between 9Th and 9Th
ltraets Richmond. Va. nay 31-ly
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EXCITING lNc1pENT.-Ine loiiowlpg item ls from
late English journal:
A few evenings ago. as the play of jessie We're
was being performed at Wsolwich Theatre, and
when a scene in the third act had been reached in
which "terrific struggle" for the possession Of
child takes place between the fond mother and tive
"hired rufians," large newfoundland dog. which
had by some means gained admttapce with its
owner into the pit, leaped over the heads of the
musicians in the orchestra and few to the res
cue, seizing one of the assassins, and almost drag
ging him to the ground. 1t was with difficulty re-
moved, and dragged off the stage. The dog, which
is the property of the chief engineer OF her Ma
jesty's ship Buffalo, has been habitually accustom
ed to the society of children, for whom he has on
many occasions eyinced strong proof Of affec ton.
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CAPT. MARcY's ExPEpITIoN.-The arrival of Capt
Marcy at Santa Fe has been heretofore announced.
The Santa Fe Gazette Of Jan. 20 furnishes the fol-
lowing account ofhis trip:
Capt. Marcy left Fort Bridger on the 9th Of De.
cember, and reached Fort Massachusetts, on the
18th inst. He started with 66 mules Is or 20
horses, and 10 men, all told-incfuding guides. &c
Tim Gooddell aud Jim Baker, two old and ex-
perenced mountaineers, acted guides. They
crossed directly from Fort Brdger to the siawatche
Pass, and thence to Fort Massachusetts,.
From the Pass, Capt. Marcy dispatched mes
sage to Capt. Bowm at Fort Massachusetts, to
the effect that they we're out of provisions, and
bad been living mule meat for number of days
Captain Bowman met them at the foot of the Sia-
watche with three wagon loads. The command of
Capt. Marcy reached Fort Massachusetts on the
2oth with ~ of his GO aules and of the horses
tho most of the latter having been killed for
food. They travelled eighty miles in snow four
feet deep, without murmur. The guides and SOL
diers speak in the highest terms of commendation
of the Kindness and solicitude manifested by Capt
Marcy 70. the comfort of his men, and shaI ed
with them in all their hardships and trials Not
a man was lost This daring and adventurous ur-
dertakng of Captain Marcy cannot fail to add
fresh laurels to his already nstiona! reputation
a brave, skilful and determined officer.
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BREACH OF PROMISE.-At Chardon, Ohio, they bad
breach of marriage contract before the
court recently. Susannah Garris sued John Sum.
ner for the offence, and proved that the eourtin"
began when che seventeen" that it continued
regularly fourteen years, interspersed with three
several appointments of the happy day and the
aI country preparations for such events white
dered chsmises, &c. The defendant at last repaired
10 the State Of New York and married wife. Their
Susan, who had grown wiser and found that she
was getting toward the ''shady side of forty" got
red aud sued. The jury gave her $40, 900.
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n6y- LEROY A. CRKNsHAw,
MEASURER AND ARBITRATOR
Dffiee corner ilth and Bank streets,
fe I5-Ims Richmond PfTufakd,
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stringfcllow,s letter.

Nlr. ). ii. Strlngfellow, who once upon Il
time, was considered the biggest and most fe-
rocious fsborder rnfian" in Kansas, Is now in
Washington, and writes letter against che
Lecompton Constitution, which the Ualoa would
not publish, but which the New York Htrald,
another orgau of Ar. buchanan, does. This
letter closes as follows:
s'lu few days after my arrival it was an
nounced that Actiug Governor Stanton had eon-
rened tue Territorial Legislature in extr; ses-
sion, course he had undoubted authority 10
pursue, however much lhe policy may be doubt
cd. TIE representatives of the people, excited
by $4,000 voierS, 5000 OF whom voted for Mr..
Parrot frr Congress, as being opposed to any
Constitution from the Lecompton Convention,
passed bill providing for shc n, SpbnSe-.s7 y y
vote, thus ufording them the only opportunity
they could have Of expressing their objection to
that instrument, or ut being admitted into the
Union under IT, | have said that, should the
Democratic members from The free States, arged
hy the South, aud for no practical good to the
South, lug kansas into The Union against the
reuons;ance OF two-thrds ut the people that
renons,rancc expressed in the only legal way
they could express ii, namely, by a vote Of tue
people under the act Of Legislature, with 1.-the
penalties for fraudulent voting that could be
provided by law, that in such event the Deno-
cratic party would Of necessity be broken d,wn
at the North, the peace and interest OF MRpu-
ri aud Kansas, if hot the whole Union, seai.us-
ly endangered, and by no sort of contingency
could the interest of the South in Kansas he
advanced. 80 believing, have urged ta if
the people OF Kansas, by their vote on Msnday
last did, by laIgs majority decide against he
constitution, that Congress, aud espe,ially
Soutbern members, should in answer to tiepe-
titiOn Of the people thus expressed, reje,t the
application for admission, and at cnce pass au
act for the formation of a new constitution upon
terms siRiilar to those proposed by the ''Ttombs
bill'' of 1856.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER.

leral Black has the hardihood to say in his let
| ter:
ssThe people Of Kansas would be ruled by
nothing but tue bayonet, and two thousand
bayonets we're sent there to keep them 10 or
der.''
Each of these Cabinet papers speaks of all
| that has been done in Kansas preparatory to
| this Lecompton swindle as fair, legal and above
board.
Gov Walker in his letter ofresiguation, says
when and where the frauds and disfranchise,
ment of The Convention election occurred, and
that fifteen counties were absolutely disfran-
chised. His language is: ssThese fifteen coun-
ties, including many of the Oldest organized
counties in the territory, were entirely disfran-
cblsed, and did not give, by no fault Of their
own could not give, solitary vote for delegates
to that Convention" Attorney General Black
says: eThe delegates were chosen at a fair and
free election, after full notice to all the vo-
ters.o
Was there ever Justification like this
The Philadelphia North .4merican in an ex-
ceedingIy powerful article which our narrow
space forbids US quoting entire, very justly re-
marks:
"Partizanship, and not statesmanship, stands
out upon the face of each of these Cabinet
epistles, as if the word ha6 been printed 10
huge capitals at the head of each. The pur-
pose is partizan, and the argument fippant and
shallow special pleading. The Attorney Gen
eral has comprehensive term for the people Of
Kansas, and for all dissentients from the doc
trinos resolved on-the term "Abolitionists .
The Secretary of the Treasury aud the POST
master General, half dozen times each, re-
peat the epithet .sBack Republioans,' as APP
piled to the same classes. The Cabinet thus
chooses to handy epithetS scarcely tolerable on
the political rostrum, or in the partizah press
What good can como Of this departure from
dignity, and from the stern path of duty to
which it is righta right which vii be assert
ed-to hold those occupying high places 10 the
public affairs of the whole peoplel Those who
write in this style from the high Offices they
occupy, might be rebuked by their own cleri-
cal force fol- gross impropriety, and power of
dismissal should somewhere exist, if the prece-
dent uow set is 10 be followed
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THE SECRET INFIRMITEEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Just Pubhyhed, Gratis, The 25th Thousand.
A FEW WORDS ON THE Rational treat
ment, without Medicine, Of Spermatorrbea or Loca
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nerv-
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potency, and Impediments, TO Marriage generally,
by B. DE LANEY, M. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints originating the imprudcnce and solitude
nf youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MED
ICINE, is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated;
and the entirely a"d highly successful treat
ment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained,
by means of which evry one is enabled to cure HIM
SELF perfectly and at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nosrums of the
day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope, by remittng two postage stamps
to DIR. DE LANEY, II, Lispensrd Street, New
York.
GOV. l3, 1857.
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kEND FOR ET.

rFflE most superblg Illustrated Magazine ever
published In Am ;rica is the December num-
Der of the CosMoPoLIrAs ARr JouRSAL, contain
ing over 'tEfy sPfeHdtd EagrGrags, and giving fall
particulars of the benefits of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association, tSoo dollars psIr; sin.l. copies
ffty cents, Specimen copies will be sent TO all
persons who wish to subscribe on reee eipt of five
postage stamps, Us cenfs.)
See advertisement headed tBriHiam Prospsc-
fas" in this paper. Address.
C. l.. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.,
SIS BrOadray, Ner York.
Dec. II, 1857.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPI

IHhEE DAYS LATER ThOM EU UROPE.
HALIFAX, Jan. 16.-The r. N. stea mship
America, from Liverpool on Saturday, the I'd
instant, has arrived at this port.
The America brings $9,6l5 in specie.
The political news by this arrival Is not of
an important nature. Financially it is quite
favorable. There was continued growing
ease IN the English money market, but no re-
duction of the rate of interest by the banks
had taken place.
The loss of the rebels at Lucknow was esti-
mated at 1000 men.
OPERATIONS AGAINST CANTON.
From the London Times
BY the present time, probably, Canton has
been attacked and captured 1t has been de-.
termined TO make the dispute entirely local.
Should the Emperor answer the capture Of
Canton by the expulsion of the English ira
ders from Shanghai, then, indeed matters will
grow serious; but should he determine that the
Canton Governor and mob have beea Justly
punished, it is possible that hostilities may be
confined to the operations which were TO be
commenced in the south. The British force
seems to DO sufficient for the purpose of retri-
button at Canton. tsIn few days." says our
correspondent, "we may reasonably expect TO
have 700 guns aud 1000 men in these waters.
OF the latter we shall be able, probably, to
land 4 .00o." The "blue jackets" were being
drilled for service on land We learu that the
French have also determined 10 resort to hos
tlltles against the Chinese. 1t should be uu-
derstood beforehand that such a union is by no
means analogous to the combined operations in
the Crimea.
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-
VIRGINIA.

Governor Wise's Tammnany Hall letter has
created great storm at Richmond The DEM
ocratic members of the Legislature immediate
iy caucussed, aud passed the following resolu-
tious, with only two or three dissenting votes:
"Resotted, That in the opinion of the Demo.
cratic members of the General Assembly Of
Virginia, the conclusion to which the President
of the United States has arrived, as expressed
in his receut message, in favor of the admission
Of Kansas in the Union under the Lccomptoa
Constitution, is just and right
"Resotesd, That Congress has no right to
look further into the Constitution submitted by
the State Of Kansas, in its application to be ad-
mited into this Union, than to see that the said
Constitution is republican ia its form.
"Resofosd, That it Is due to the peace and
harmony Of this Union, rh.t Congress should
speedily admit Kqnsas as State nn ter the Le-
compton Constitution, without further eoudi-
TONS
Resolutions Of the same tenor were after
wards passed by the House, and will doubtless
pass The Senate.
The flibusters resolutions introduced iuth
the Virginia Legislature on the 4th instant, have
not yet been acted upon. General Walker is
at Richmond, trying to urge them throueh.-
There is good deal of opposition to ;hem.
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Administrator,s Notice.
March Z, 1857.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Register of
lN Bedford County hath issued letters testament
tary to the subscriber, the Estate of Ann Feigh-
ter, late of St. Clair Township, deed. All those
who know themselves indebted to said Estate will
please make payment Immediately, and those hav-
ing claims against the same will please present
them properly authenticated for settlement
THOMA AS MCCOY, .9dn,'r.
1st mo- 18th 1883
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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.-
1tA Pianos, Melodeons, Flutes, Guitars Brass
Horns, Olarionets, Drums, etc., of various manu-
fActure, always on hand. Bands supplied al CITY
wholesale rGies. We Keep always land full
assortment Of oil the new and fashionable music
which We nail at our expense TO any part of the
country.
n. b. Music arranged to order.
SuRY0CK & SMITH,
:, Csambsrsburg.
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Ms. SENATOR DOUGLAS DIRECTING Doc
uME.rs.-l called on Senator Douglas last
even1g, for short time, and found him busy
in hiistudy franking copies of his speech all
over be Union. Diligently engaged in direct
ing te speeches as they we're franked, was
Mrs. Douglas, radiant and beautiful ir. her ell
eganteTening attire. She wrote rapidly
bold rm hand, which evinced energy and de-
cisloDf character, while she carried on a part
of theconversation at the same time. She is
truly very beautiful lady in form and figure,
with acountenance expressive lot only of in
telieci and energy, but affection and pure wo-
manly sympathies. She has evidently the
mind Q investigate and comprehend questions
On poics, for some of her remarks exhibited
considerable feeling concerning The position Of
hansa affairs. A gentleman had Just brought
In scn three hundred numes IF citizens Of
Cincinnati, aud she proceeded at once to direct
each acopy of her husbands speech, while
Mr. Dtglas added his frank. Those who re-
ceive te speeches will. therefore, have spe-
clmen chirographv by Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
s-Msh,ngton Correspondence of ctnein-
natl Epuir0.
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Constitution with Slavery S063
Constitution without Slavery 576
Total vote 6639
These returns include 1862 votes from pro-
cincts known TO have less than one thousand
Inhabitants. Govern Walker estimates that
the real ,Pro-Slavery strength in the Territory
does not exceed two thousand.
At the election, January 4, under the Le-
compton, Constitution, the Legislature has been
carried by the Free State party. The Senate
is divided-Free State, 13; Democrats, 6. The
House-Free State. 20: Democrats, Ia.
Calhoun had not yet declared the vote for
Governor and members of Congress, although
the time for receiving returns had expired. As
far as received, Smith, Free State candidate for
Governor, had received 6,238, against $3.50
for Marshall, Democrat. For Congress, Par
rott, Free State, had received 6,623, against
6,568 for Carr, Democrat.
The vote against the Constitution is not vet
officially declared, but is siil stated at To-
600.
1t remains TO be seen whether Congress will
drag State into the Union, under institutions
SO undeniably repudiated by the people concern
ed.
1t is stated from kaEsas, that the TeTritor-
ial Legislature will provide for new Conyena
tion TO frame Constitution.
The arrest of Henderson by the Free State
men, heretofore reported by the telegraph, ia
explained by the St. Louis Democrat. Hender-
son was on his way witE return of several
hundred votes from "Delaware Crossing,'' a
place haviog about twenty inhabitants. Some
people. thinking that Calhoun had enough of
such returns already, concluded to capture
Henderson. Whether they have sscsst his ears
off" remains TO be secn.--Washington Repub-
&c.
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HAMMERED IRON.

FH,HE subscribers would inform the public that
4 they have leased, the Bedford Forge, hereto
fore carried on by John King 4 Co.. situate in
Hopewell Township, where they now manu-
featuring, and are prepared to supply all orders
for every description Of hammered Iron, on
the shortest notice, and most lib era terms. Their
Iron may be relied upon being of the best
quality. All kinds Of country producr, and all
kinds o. wrought Iron scraps, taken at the high
est market prices. PIPER & SCOTT.
Nov. u, l857.-tf
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JOffN H. ALIEN & co.

NOS. . & CHESTNUT Street, (soufh si9e,
below Wafer,) PHILADELPHIA,
(THE OLDEST WOODWARD HOUSE,, IN THE CIrT.3
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale deal-
1N1 ers in Patent Medicine, mads BROOMS,
Patent Groyed CEDAR- WIRE, Warranted
mol to shrink, HOOD and WILLOW WIRE,
CORDS, BRUSHES, &c., of all descriptions
Please call and examine stock.
Feb 27 1857 IN
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LAST NOTICE /!

VNHE subscribers now have their books posted
A for settlement, and call upon all persons doing
business with them, to come forward and settle up
their accounts Immediately. They hope this no.
tice viii not be passed unheeded, as this is the first
time for years of business, that similar call has
been made One of the firm being now engaged
in other business, the business of the firm mpera-
lively demands settlement. Hides of ali kinds
will be taken in payment for. balances due
TAYLOR & MOWRY.
Jan. /, 1851.
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A CABINET OF CURIosITIEs.- For the first
time in the history of this nation, the Cabinet
at Washington is enabled to present to the
country the rare spectacle of conclave of po-
litieal husksters. Asonishment is lost in con-
tempt while one candidly and ccolly reads the
letters of Messrs Cobb, Brown, Toucey, Cass,
Black ETC., fanked by weak diatribe from
poor Bigler, TO the late meeting called and
held at Philadelphia, to endorse the new posi-
ton of the administration in this Kansas swim
die. Cabinet officers coming down from their
position to handy epithets, to scold and threat
en- and promise and beg before the country; to
disclose at the gatherings of short boys and
shoulderstrikers, led by their fugemen. men of
the 'frst respcctability," the policy of the ad-
ministration for the future, 10 promise what in
tho next week, in the rush of events, they may
not be able nor willing to perform-this is
spectacle fit to be wept over by every patriot
in the land.
In the face Of facts that are disgrace to the
age and land iu which we live; in the face of
facts disclosed BY bitter Democratic partizaus
like Walker setting forth the present and past
system of wrong aud outrage under which sew
en-eiehths of the people of Kansas have pa
tiently suffered for years, MIR. Attorney Com
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I Fro,u !he II.esI..agIoa slar. ]

Among lhe many preparations in use for
tile restoring, preserving aud bI1ut:l. Ing ILc
hair, thdre that We can let oInIn.pt
with p,ore confidence than Prof. WoDd's Hair
Restorative now in general throughout the
States. Tkis preparation possesses tke most
inyigoratiu qualities, aud htvcr ialiS in produ-
cling tie most happy results when applied
cordiug 10 directions We fer oar readers ID
the advertisement 10: few of The iEnumcIa bia
~--rifsast-" whinI. kaye L"en sent by falti,s
who have been bel,titted by il. ana wlo feel
happy IN giving testimony TO its wonderful .f-
fccts Produced them.
.. }. MOOD q Co, Proprietors, 3l2 Broad
way, \. T., ami IL Nar,ct street, ST. Louis,
Nc.
For sale by pr. B. +. Harry, and Druggis,.,
generally.
Oct. So IS57.-3ln.
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DEs. SANEOE4 DIS
lATLGOEi
OR LIVER REMEDY

rs An ARTICLE THAT EYERY BODY
H. needs WHO is not in l'clIecl siatu o! health
for the LireT IS SECOND ylly 10 the heart in our
human economy, and when tGai is deranged tl.,
who'll vital machinery wrong. To iind !,
medicine peculiarly adapted TO Ills discas, has
been tho study ~ one OF the l.ryprieturs, in =
large and extended practice Tor the rasl IwcLtv
years, and the result Of lis experiment is th,
lnsisorator. az nevel failing remedy where
medicine has any power 10 help. rs i Liver;
Remedy Il has no equal all testify who use
IL
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Gountry Physicians, can have their orders
Sflled, with the very best articles, at city
prices at DR., Harry's Cheap Drug Store, Fit
st. Bedford, Penn'a
Oct. 81, 1856. DR. B. +. HARRY.
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DISSOLUTION OF PART.ERsHTp

TtHE partnership heretofore existing between
L. Heniy s. King, and James Nadara, under the
name and firm of Maiara, King & Co., doing
business at Lemnos Iron Works. in Hopewell
Township Bedford County. is Dissolved by mutual
consent. HENRY S. KING
Nov.2s 1857 If. JAMES MADARA.
THE business of manufacturing iron at Lem
nos Iron Works, will be continued bg the under
signed, who has perchased all ths interest of his
late partner James Madara in the books property
and effects, belonging to the late firm of Madara
King & Go.
Nov. 81, lS5T.-tf. HENRY S. KING.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partn, rship heretofore existing and TIRE
ding under tine drn OF BArndollar, Lowry & Co.,
and Everh lrt As X ca has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent The books Nc, in
the hands of BarndolIar Il Everhart, who are su-
thoriz ID to settle all accounts Of the old firm
q. X BARNDOLI AR,
c. W. ASiIC0M.
J. & EVERHART.
Hopewell, Nov. 6. 1851