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Hon. S. A. DoUsLAs-we are informed that the
Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS will spend portion
OF the next week in Cleveland.
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THAxKs-We are under renewed obligations 10
the U. s Express Company for ST. Louis and
Chicago papers many hours in advance of the
mails
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FROM NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June %.
A dispatch to the Daily Times says Judge Rose
velt ofthis city If IS rumorei will succeed rDal-
las as Minister 10 England.
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INDIANAPOLIS, June p.
Hon. Jas. Wilson was nominated for re election
BY the Republicans in the sth Congressional Dis
trict, to>day.
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TIE HoRTIcULTUEAL SocIETV-Meets at Al
Bank street this afternoon.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING., JUNE es, 1888
NEW ADFRRTIsEAIENTs

Cleveland Theatre.
Laws OF Ohio-Fourth Page
Chsmberlin, Crawford X Co.-woOl
E /. Baldwin 4 Co aa,ed.
Z. STAR CO Hats.
Chazaberlin. Crawford Co-FOr ogdensburgh-
Hawks & Bro PsTi1dieals. .- e.
Stanford \ DeliSser-New Book. .r.r t..... .-.r...
Wanted TO Rent-Ioeal.
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0U-ilNW m . IlIN-llI. -. - =
WIGS =! WIGS !! WIGS! i!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surPass all.
They are elegant, hight. easv and durable
FITTING to a chGTn-no turning up behindno shr1nAins
On the head indeed this the only Establishment where
these things are properly uBders O,d and made.
23s Broadway. New York
suazdSUsm90l W. FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
A BEAUTIFHING CHANGE.
in the color grey. red sandy Hair Is effected with
ELECTRIC RAPIDTTY.
hv single application Of that marvel of Chemistry
CHRIsTADORoS ELCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Unlike the pungent preparations which impa color bv
burning THIS PREPARATION does not impair the
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
TIE blacks and browns produces no. dull and deadbut
bright and gosss as those Of For sale by al Drug
eiss and Hair DressoIs JosEPH CHRIsTADoRO Co, Ne,
s Asio- House. N. Y jun7-dS sim
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BEEvITIEs-Captan BAH of the propeller
Evergreen City reports that q. passenger of his,
named John MeRness, ielI overheard, two or three
miles this side Of Mackinac, Monday evening, about
nine O'Clock, and was drowned The deceased was
from Kincardine, Bruce county, C. W This makes
twopersOns drowned on the last trip of the Ever
green City. So says the Milwaukee DemOeraf of
the 2lst-The Detroit Advertiser of Thursday
says-We learn that the schooner C. Reeve, of
this port is expected here this morning, from To-
ledo, where she has taken on parta, load Ofblaek
walnut lumber, and that she will complete her car
go with the same kind Of lumber ct this port, and
then sail direct for Liverpool She Is expected to
be ready to sail by Saturday or Sunday. Her own
er, Wm. II. GoOienOw, Esq, Of this city. goes out
with her. The Reeve is a stsunch built fore and
after, good sailer and registered $50 tons. Sue
cess to her and her enterprising OEner.-The
fore-and aft schooner Agnes E Marselliot, Ct
Cleveland, Is years old, and built in 1857, and
rated as B. l. was sold at Racine last week 10 John
L. Galison, ofthat place. and L. S. Dawes, ofNr-
waukee, for s., 500. The vessel is l2s tons bur
then."The schooner Midnight was recently sold
i " SlAhAOA4 u AACG VI Au1 " NapA y .
Drake, late master Of the barque L. Crawford, for
ten thousand Eve hundred dollars She is fine
| eraft-Mr JOHN A ELLsLER, veteran actor
and distinguished for versatility and excellence,
takes a Benefit tonight. Let those who admire
good acting go to the Theater to-night-The
following patents, issued during the past week
have been received at the agency Of Mcssrs. Brain.
erd & Burridge, OF this ciiy-To W. Fl. Main O
Liverpool, Corn Shelter II. A Roe. Madison
Cheese Yats c. Stone, Ravenna, Cloth Frames
l-Charles PenweIl and John DonneIy were yes
terday morning tried and convicted Of robbery. A
motion was made for a new trial on the ground tha
one of the jurors had expressed an opinion Bridg
ct MoQusde was tried for grand larceny in the af
ternOon, and acquitted. were eight case
before the PoliceiCourt yesterday morning-peti
larceny ? vagraDcy / drunkenness 5.
$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid BIZ person
wanting few bushels Of a choice article 20 Sow
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no on,
accused them Of SURFING themselves TO q NAP Ehel
il would SEEN proper 10 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rul,
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of The right GRAIN
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEw upon, and has left upon it al
. even clean, and firm SEAN.
garment made f" TO the LETTEK"-as abOy,
will never be called upon to recognize the "LE1
|, 'ER BIZ" .l. |
Att S0nneborn's, l56 Superior street. Oleve
land O.. clothes Of the above firm and handsom,
/ description, may always be fouud IN any quantity
and what 6ouby adds TO the wonder, IS, the price
are invariably FIFTEEN PER Cent less than al
; any Other clothing store ~ the STATE.
Admission free and attendants 10 show visitor
through The extensive establshment-gTatis.
iunesdktriwtf
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FROM DAYTON


DAYTON, June 70.
The letting Of the water in the canal will CON-
meuee at one O'Clock to day.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
II THE HUMAN SIGHT EVE INVENTEDI
n. H. soLoMoNSOE.

PRAcT1cAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
Kee-s the are assortment Of the most spproved kinds q
SPEcTAcLES Ahis glasses, whether fer near OF iaf
sighted ground under ms inspection by machine
" construction, with the reatest care 50 as 10
suit the eyes in al cases curing Weaknsss DzHess or
IEamafiOz of c Eyes, and ipartiug strength or ong
Teaiag fne sewing
z n. Il Soiom3nson would hare inform the public
that he never employs any in The sale Of his lenses
z Also. 4 splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CROSCoPEs, COMPASSES. &c, keEf on hand
ARTIFICIAL. EYES
Inserted without pain. perfect IS natural
q 0fes 3 Superior street under the American HOTEL
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study aud Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES or WOMEN;
By COrnelius L. Cheesman, M. d,


by COrnGnus L. NmCGeuAAhs N ~
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
la which Is embolied fan and ehasie dsscTiptlsn
noulese necessary the welfare Of those married or
about 70 be marie SCte process Of
and doiivery their pains and dangers, well the
sthods BY which many OF the latter may be aed and
teaching how system may be iuvgarated and restored
to its proper tone ser having bcon prosaied by COM
plants incidental 10 the humHn frame Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obyiate
the necessity any grea. amount Of seknes aud enable
the obseranf reader to be- 70 great extent her own ply
Eician.
TENTH EDITION.
TINS book Is available the understanding Of the
nn-prIcssional reader and skilfuly elaborated.
planned arranged aud carried out any WORK OF its
kind now before the public. while ii gves wholesome
particulars and IN some respects ee information uDoa
some ofthe mOst deczte aTs connected with the female
system Il should placed the hands Of every female
single CT married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This v also con aims prescriptions used BY the doctor
ms Practice for the positive Of ScTgOHs ETE7
toa,-Feuer cad Agzs-Sruerr Cou5ls Gai C02s-RAsuz-
-DssppsiaFs5ag q a. "A. Ezir, Sc SC. &C.. Gny
one Of which preparations prose Of great value 70 ths
reader.
Ths book viii be sent By mail, fee Of postage, On IN
reception Of its prioe which may be eher II money o.
osiase stamps. All orders should addressed to
R. b aUrCHINcS.
fsrarakar-s efrr.s Y CIV
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BEWAKE OFfHPGs THIS

CAUTION TO lNNALlDSs-DR SAMU IL 3 tINh'
t0aice ia way. New York; known as the author
Nets cafiuc Treafeaf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels kidneys, SKIN Nerves,
Muscles Joais Blood &C and for all Fenale Complaints
continues his practice with his usual r. Ne Is
eDeT Gbsef from NeE TOrk Gi has a0f ben for wars
he has 0thsT0 assOcidfe Parfaer Sf Bao
Chicago DsfFO, Pittsburgh sschee, and las not Aza -
q BoaTe Of al pcTs0ls Usng has CT pretending 10
hare aOg TO haue hoi Prqessoaai eozHeooa irA
him Ty IaPosiers Apply personally or By let
ter directly TO himself his Once, IA Broadway New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
any rar Of the country and treameut conducted
success uly by letter visit from the patient preferred
HIS SIX LECTURES" the Lungs. md EXPLAINING the
method by which the above diseases a9 pages
bcundl sent by mail. post paid, for 40 cents
q Beware especially ofthe udver;isemsnisof Firth
Dodge Co OF Detroit and Of EIfoh : Lykes" ofPitts
bursh, Chicago, &c
IA Uroadu-av New YORK lime ls5s-
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union Telegraph
cTFIcE, w1RIEG's BLOCK, coRNKR oF BANK AHD
81 GLAZE sTREETs.
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WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.

To restore heal h purify the blood. Fevers
without exception, rse from foreign matters having been
abs5Tbed aud rotans mthe circulation These causes
sickness may produce 1aleuz, Group. rheumatism
gout choic cough. But Bran1reth's Pills. simple
potent and veg table the and the cure fol
lows They the OF every day savng
many valuable lives Pnncipel ofice, go Canal street.
Brandreth Building. New York Sold also BY
iuns.lS EIur nRasl A s. Gardner. Cloveland-
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Meoirines.
Joy 10 the Admirers Of Pine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

~! % ihe Admirers Of 4 Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
baiI o. beauty L slaaot exist without 6as head Of
eiI iuar around each bottle. and 10 one can doubt
DROFESS0R WOODS HAIR
= hESIOkAIiNE-Ws call the attention Of sll old
oae is original collar gray hl eoSers The bes OF ne
aa VIII "a aHlrI1nl gOwth-Eenoves the daadrua iteh-
q ne naiur7 aaid and hsaes. used regular drss
filling 20 extreme old age in ali is nafura beaatT We
ez then upon the bald the gray or seassd Ia calo 20
o-ng ioeks, oT the Titchin< curl ever be lkonI
The Agent Tor Prof wooiis Har e s,or,rive II, pz
hayen rec we'd the following letter in regard the Res
DsEP RIVER, Coxx, July q. lsss
gMr LeayenEorh-Slr: h We 0een troubled with dan-
dra q ssur o. my head 9r mre than year, be-
gan 70 ooue out, sc1r and BAR together IN New
Htsen paper abjut woOas Hair ResioT,tiv- as cure
ed hois ny IL and foand 10 ~ saIisicti IN II s
me t9iis :, removed the se9rf and new har began
all ot haV. great faith in II wish You send NE
know any Ofth kind Is assd in tins iSee YOU nav have
anarket I9r many bottles after Il IS known here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
PmL1DEIPHlA. Sept .. is q
ins tse ss1-heIa % me The front and also ths back
have used but half pnf bottles d your RestO1atre
and the tD Of head well studded with Dronis
benefit have tined oher preparations vi houl Sny bsIe
Il whateyer thiak from personal recOnnenda-
uo1 c1n induce many other to tryit
Yo1Brespectfu1y, d. r. THOMAS MD.
No. 40i Vine street
NIScExNEs, IA, June n ls53
Prof o. ]. Wood; As you ahouf manufacture and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restoraiiv1, viii
state, for whomsoever II concern, that have used
and known others 70 tthar, have for
beennthe habit Of usi other Har Restorativss and
and yours vastly superior 70 other know. Il entirely
ceanSes the head 4 dandrud aud with MONTHS proper
will restore perS0Ls hair 70 the original youthful
color and texture siying healthy. SOFT and glossy aD
without QlEc0l0rlug
applyt, the dress hch it drops would therefore
recommend is 70 desrOus Of having fine
color and texture To hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. ]. WOOD 5 CO PropristOrs, IA Broadway. n Y
tin the great n Y. Wire RaIllng Esablishmenf and ia
Market street, St Louis. No
And sold By all good Druggists. mh2.d&w5m
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GRAFFENBERG
VEGETABLE PILLS. PER BOX.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD. Trumbut Co, . M, arehI, 81
Iheeby certify tha- hive been dealing in the Grahen-
berg Medicines yer, and truly say tnat
have never ofcred nedclncsto the pu1hc that nave
Let with the decijc1 aplrobaon u ths people than
these particularly the Pills AID Cathocon Ihey viii
readily perm all and thau y promised Ior tnen
have sold about y DO ties Of tde Canoeon the pa sea
son and b ar the best results IN every ease
J. n. C JOHNSON. Med Agt
Read what Dr. Dushnell says Of the Sradenberg Med
ieines Dr. B. Is physician of extensive Practice and
one OF the saccessfdl in the couny (IrumbuA N
which he resides ~,
ms eerfss that have used The G.asaberg Pills and
Marsh7lls Cathoicon sCld here By H. y Johnson, N
my praclce 10 nay entire salsiactlon iheJ are sooa
Dr. c. W BUSHNELL
Hartford Tnmh-n Co. o., march, ], 'sI
wEsr BEpFORD. Loshocton Co, May "A. 81
Mr. II B. Kiagsey-Sir: have been selling the meol-
cines Grsfenberg COMPANY ior The at ten leIs
a5 have insrably found them 10 give good sasaeu0n
aud tho Pills have sold y great many tlnlss IS reg
ary As their and coffee and with ny trade they hAFe
becoms staple article. Marshas Uterine
medicne that has done great amount Of good IN ale
Diseases One adyI sold To- told me tat she na1 re
cered good from nuttle than she DID rom long
course Of medical treatment b. he most Skl ~
Yours, Truly. JAMES Nl1SON.
Far sale by all Druggists and medicine dealers IN ONO
n b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
mhGdkw sn GeneIal a Esnt ioI t.h Q
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b-t OF beauty, n cannot without fae head al
sir llen rad the following and IL ask more see
vi su1r around each botfle NJ osa l,nl.F
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN

Ist. Cotton Is used rs it is purehased-On spOOls
without rs-vinding saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perplexity of filing shut
tie, las in other machines, is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. lis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order and does not re-
ouire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr, and will not MP though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested IN the saving Of
laborSrs invited to call at the sales-rOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times
The services Of lady and the use Of amaehine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81, ,50Per day
SAMUEL HoPKIss-
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J. Il. JOHNSON, II. D
HONGOPATHIST,

g. o e S.sss:: ss n sHst Il sa sss:s : :s: si
= issls:diJI
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lS0S-
BIRCH HOUSE
For Permanent ana Transient
BOARDERS.
Gnarduers.

ENG n 1VING AND LITHOGK1PHTNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs, BHPt
Ifrpat, ,CisFeland, o
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NOrthrop 4 spanglsr's Block,
nhs0dsn:Iss

!. B. Barnes 4 Co., PrOprietOrs of the Clevs
laai Plumling WORKS, AtEater BlOck are prepared
uita arso force Of experienced woTknen d1ing every
esro tioa OF PnHbins in the most thorough
he scientific plans Reasonable terms and shor
notce Irge stocks Of Fountains Of different EtEles and
izss Bathing Tabs Of cast iron and wood, lined with
ina.dcooper steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
ss Leather and India Rubber Hose, every description
If ass ani Plated Cocks including the Paten' Selfcos
NJ Cocks recently iutrodueed. Wash BOWS, and all kinds
fwater works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
work warranted. m&'dSvu
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Rcal Gstate Anrnts.

EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
y. SsiST sf AHDsAW nILLwsssr Power. and lbund
hill exchange N part for good farm
= ACtES the Lake Shlre-s miles from In IA
eion snd neh sandy loan; abundance OF frait Of an
par payment - ---- -
STONE DWELLING LOT-Weli located IN a de.ira-
~" e Ps ss o. ne Slts; TO exchange Tor small tarm
CASE ANENIE-A caftage house with larxe lof and
me nalletE Of fruittree and gape vines exchange M
ise SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
ANl STOCK nd Nacant Lots 70 exch1nee IN SNAIL
ciy. = - 80
AT EUCLID STATION 30 aerss Of land-soil blaek
Sndy loSmi uader hae enltIvatian viii undancs of
Saolee Irglt and some tmhers two dwellings and two
ano seyTia!lag spnng Il Nster; and acres, of
IA 70 n 7 OF the Staton nch oamy soil To excha1s-9
for good improved ftrm AIsa
70 ACRESt IN wILLOUGHBY-ont the Lake shore
csn idsrshe fruit o- -
HU RON CO-Fam Of 10 acres II mile from r 2
olAloAs good new hOu-e and bars, orchard, sc we'll
atetd VIII eEchanse IN pan for Wssteru lands Oter
kOk RENI-2 sioTy Dwelling House On Lake st-s2s
do do FranH u st-sI5O
ROUSE = JENNINGS.
l4ull Real IL Arauf
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ROUSE l. JENNINGS.
Pei 1 go, - s,,,-.--.,.-. A

--ee-ee
E0R RENT.-A Three Story Brick
II Building AxT0 feet, connected with a blacksi, RI
suOD having three hrcse arranged for Manufacfurinr
busnesS-abnudant pOWer be supplied Also, shaiin<
arranged which can be purchased low price
Will he reutcd for years f1yorabIs ten
apl5 Apply 70 ROUSE JENNINGS
E0R sALE-TkUMBULL CO.
Il A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARll-2f0 Acre
with Dwelling Houses, very large and Inc with Barn
timber Soil 5 indy loan and well located.
EASf CLEVELAND-From nine acres OF land
AZ option Of purchaser with good story Brck No Ss
barn aud large n1uber of fruit trees deaable uroo
erly. 3ulesfrom toe Cour HOuss By Euc i'd Pank Road
EAST CLENELAND-25 acres with Hcuy ., Barn a q
Orchard, les mum the CIV and short distance from
the Euclid Plank Road Will sell one-half the whoe
= X ) - U o X A n r.
TAVERN STAND Al Station one The princi-
pal hzrOods the city 20 miles distant large and
we'll onstrueted building and every eonyelience with
acres o. and EKehange for an improved farm.
FULTON CO.-i60f the s.ir Line RI rom To-
miles roe the County SsaIi Also
WISCONSIN--luthe LeIn0uWeir Valley. SO acres su-
peri0r land prairie an river bottom with TIMBER
surrounded By settements 70 exchange for this
IN adjoining Counties.
81 O-Good Gas stock with some money 70 exchange for
House and Lot IN the city. well 10 ated and
mess
TO RENT-A Store in good town for business. a Conn
seat about Is miles from the Cly-StoTe laseand vel
located.
TO RENT-TwO stoTy Brick House on johnson street
ROUSE JENNINGS
Reml E9frf Anan
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FOR SALE OR EXCBANGE-
u GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkrY-A leasohold we'll
N eeDtrai part Of the eiiy conner lot los 81
10 ieet with good buildings. The with ise n
years wall os c1ehsnsed at very low price for house
A GOOD FAKM-About 70 miles from the CITY Plank
hoadd2 acres with good h0us barn and oTclard Wiih
$40 peTacre.
SIX ACRES-oDe mile west OF the city line on Plank
k1ad. Will exchange for farm.
DETROIT Sf.-Near State St-Honse and Lot-l0t g
~ ~ ie9 with shade and uit trees-tO exchange for
ON LAKE SHORE Ia miles west of the city-Forty-
to (tA Acres with small house and orchard and acres
,im6-r To 1change for house and lot-OBs west
LoRAIN- GOOD 2stOry HOuss and Lot to s1ehanss
fora small flrm
VACANT LOTS Two good lots on Garden 81, 70 sell
low for cash on timo -
70 RENf-A BOARDING HoUSE-Wnh aceommoda-
ion for large number B0anlers well Local ed near the
business part Of the city, arranged thar art OF ne
whole can be rented.
and gas-S3l0 story Dwelling House Detroit ST
~ unrrcr rr,Nr,rr,-1,.,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-08

At the request of number OF our Democrat
ic friends, we publish in this issue, the unan-
swerable speech 90 Kansas affairs, lately de-
livered in the U. s. Senate, by our distinguish
ed Senator, Hon. WM. BICLER. Barren Of
those rhetorical aourishss which serve to ex-
cite, rather than TO conyincr-- aiming at moth
ing but simple statement of the tr ufh-devoid
Of all special pleading aud unfairnrss--it is an
argument that fully and tprcibIy vindicates the
policy for which il contends. The weight of
Senator Bigler's effort is felt SpnsibIy by the
mongrel opposition to the Democratic party
They know his power and trar il, and hence
the vile calumniaton and abuse which they
heap upon him. Bot it matters not how much
bitteroess they exp-nd upon him, hr occupies
firm ground-such as will never give under
hin-whiIe the foundations bis opponents build
upon shall vanish like the basrIrss fabric of
dream. We commend the speech to The att4n-
tion of our readers, hoping that every one of
them will read it thoroughly and carefully.
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WsN CAN 1T BE AMENDED

lhiS -stion is sometimes asked in refer
tnce 10 Lseomp,on Kansas Constitution. We
aos"rr oayinz, af any time a fter The admission
q t4s Is"org into the Uaion. Tie very doc
'7'ne on VchGov. Walker builds up his theory
't FoPoiaf,vP ,vPrrignty, suAains this dec arafion.
lie says u sovereignty cannot br delegated;
hence 'ne ople are not bound by the action
ot 'h"'r ates; hence the L-compton Con-
SilutIon cafe altered, amended, or abolished
by 'hp PeoP whenever they see proper. The
Bill Of klSh attached to this much abused
CoDsilu'lonHp Hprgssly declares, in the most en-
phatIcaif Docralic language, that
".4H Poi,fH power is inherent in the peo-
pie, and @H .e gopernmeats are ,framed on
Me'r authorHjad instituted for Their benefit,
and tderct0re, ey hare ot al times an iaaiieua-
Die and iad:terge right to alter, reform, or
abolish Melr tosof goUrnmsaf, as they may
thiah proper"
What more emen want? If this will not
satisfy people ihthe Lrcompton Constitution
can be amended, abolished, at any fime, then
they would not bere ..though one rose from
the dead"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-08
VI q e z LIE d.

On the Gath ult., by the Rev. K. F. Sample
Mr.. Russell Trout and Miss Sarah Sllvers, all of
B-dfoId county.
q Accompanying the above notice, was a
brides cake of large dimensions and delicious
taste, which gladdpned the hearts Of the printe s
exceedingly. That the happy couple NAV live
a long lifr of prosperity, is the wish of their
friends, the typos
On Tuesday the 29th Dec last. by The Rev.
Joseph CorrrII, Mr.. J. E. Black of Napier, to
Miss Mary L., daughter of Mr. George DIAL of
Friends cove.
On Thursday the 3Ist, by the Rev. F. Bene-
dict, Mr. Andrew Ripcher ard Miss Sarah
MILESTONE both of Bedford Township.