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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-12

conceal thirst and desire for political place,
which thev would grasp, al the cost OF the bro
ken and shattered bonds of the Union.
RESOLVED, Therefore, thai we unhfsilatingIy y
do approve of the measures of Mr. Buchanan in
his Kansas policy and are ready and willing
10 Sustain him in all other measures of his adj
unistration thus far disclosed. We entertain
the belief that he will not abandon an article
in the Democratic creed.
Resolued, That The Democracy ofPennsylya-
MIA acknowledge with pride and commentator
the able and timely support which the Hon.
Vim. Bieler has given in the u. S. Senate to
the policy of the National Administration i.
His wisdom in council, bis logical skill and
talent IN debate, his industry and integrity,
constitute him representative TO whom the
interests d his constituents may be safely con
fided.
ResoiUed, That in eectng VIM. T. Packer as
| Goyefnor ofthe State, the Democratic party
have srcared the services Of one in every way
well qualified TO administer all the affairs OF
The State for ills best interests. With an en-
larged experience be combines administrative
ability Of no ordinary character, and we have
every confidence that he will, by his advocacy
Of the true Democratic policy, secure the pros
perity Of the people and the honor ofthe Com
monwealth.
Res0iued, That we recommend TO the Legis-
| ature of ibis State such measures Of gVfOrm and
economy as will lessen, as much as possible,
the heavy burthens imposed upon the people
BY taxation and we particularly recommend
such revision Of the system Of banking, as
may prevent, in the future, the troubles and
difficulties that the people Of the State have
! lately encountered.
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4 RInIGnL0ES N0TInN

Certain designing politicians have persistent
" urged as an objection to the Lecomptgn Con-
stiiution, that it contains provision that the
Governor of ahe State Of Kansas .'sball have
beeaSa.eita itaeif Of The United States for twenty
years and shall have resided in the State at
least FIVE years next preceding the day Of bis
election" This; they say,s Know ,Fotatag-
ISM Nothing could be more ridiculous than
such conclusion. They might as we'll say
that the Constitution ofthe United States, is a
Know Nothing document, becauseh it makes M
fiUilg in the United States necessary to eis-
bilIty to the office Of President Absurd as
this objection Is, it has been made use Of 10
prejudice Democrats against the Kansas policy
Of President Buchanan. The INSCRIPTIONS
tricksters Of the Opposition have used ii Uitb
all their dark nsidiousness 10 array citizens of
foreign birth against the Democratic parlr.-
They have a7sidnousiy eniearoged eypa 10 BIZ
as people Of certain religious prrsoasoae, win
this f3ilaciaus ,dca, i iiase unsegupaloas
knaye5 had any conscience At all jdey u oali be
ashamed 20 engage in 50 mean and unmanlY a
business, They know that tbp Lecomptoa Con-
situiion makes no religious tests 3hateger.-
% the other baud, The Bill Of Rights at
iachcd 10 that Constitution declares the fullest
freedom Of conscience 10 the inhabitants Of the
state. Let The following &tIaets from it shut
the mouths Of those WHY cafPers f,ryycr Oh
this subject;
ell parsons haze aataraL AL ;a3efe7gi-
be rign 10 uorstip .4imigfy God. according
10 the diotateS Of their own eoaseHacss, md no
person can Of right be compeiiea Il atfsss2. erec.
or support aay pitce.of aeorsttP, or maiataia
eag ministry qgqiast lis consent. no lpasa
authority eqa'5a qay case 1ebqfsr,r iatyfere
qoHa heriskis Of conscience, and M prefer
ence she'll eear be s5Cea 10 say retisi01s esiq5-
itshmeat,"
'.Tte cir1 rigtts, pririisges, Or caPacitis n
TIE ctiieea, shgH not IA opy ,rise ba GimittsteL,
Or ealayge3 on account Of has rsiigioa.
@Oar attentive friend, D. J. CuApuAx,
ESQ. of Philadelphia, has placsd Us uader many
obligations 10 him, for his kindness, in sending
ms newspapers and valuable dycuments.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
TILIJiRIn RBlIl ESTiTB,

THE undersigned viii otIar at public sale on the
premises, IN Cumberland Valley, on THURSDAY.
the 25th day of MARCH, next, the following FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND.
lst. The Mansion Tract Of John Blair. dec.
containing l GG ACRES aud q pcrches. The im-
Provements are, TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND KITCHEN, DOUBLE LOG BARN, Spring
House, Granary, and other out-buildngs. APPLE
ORCHARD, PEACH ORCHARD. and never failing
water on the premises. The land is limestone prin-
cipaly. There are about 100 acres cleared. under
fence, and in good state OF cultivation with about
II acres in meadow.
no. ,. One other Tract adjoining the above,
" lth SAW-AiiLL thereon, containing about 100
acres. Twenty OF which are cleared ard the bal
anee well timbered.
No. 3. One other Tract adjoining both of
the above tracts, containing about FIFTY ACRES;
about . Of which are cleared. This tract contains
one OF the best Mill Seats in the county furnishing
fall of at least twenty feet in Evits creek stream
that IS mostly supplied by strong springs and is con-
slant and regular III its few. \ good mill is much
needed in the neighborhood
No. g. The undivided seventh nart of the
Real Estate OF Henry Brant, deceased, fbeing his
son Jacobs share) consisting of tract Of TWO
HUNDRED ACRES, in said Valley, ard having
thereon erected story and a half LOG HOUSE
CABIN HOUSE, BARN, TWO NEW LOG HOUSES
ard other out buildings Also an orchard thereon
about fifty acres cleared and under fence.
These properties lie close to the MARYLAND line
and within nine or ten miles of Cumberland, with
good road leading thereto where at all times ready
market IS afforded FOR produce or Lumber
TERHs:-One third in hand and the balance in two
equal ANIMAL payments without interest.
10 For drafts, diagrams. or other particulars in
quire of Cessna {; Shannon, Bedford Penna,
Feb. 26, 1853. WM. BLAIR.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NfEN-
G{ns

The deliberations Of this boly which faet at
Harrisburg on The 18th inst, resulted 10 the
triumphant vindica,ioa oI PaEsiDEET BCcuAN-
AN and The measures Of his Kansas policy. The
plotting disorganizers and their few misguided
followers are completely dumb founded b. the
emphatic verdict Of the people in favor Of our
h3noged Pres,d, nL The resolutons,u will be
seen, were adopted BY most decisive vote,
o4ly one dc!sgle oftls one hQaIrei ca4 thL-
tyftree yofiog in opposition 10 fhsir Passags~
The Convention was composed Of the flower
ofthe rarty-of men "a no have battled during
ife-tlme for the principles Of the Democratic
creed. There was DAwsoy, the distinguished
advocate Of the ,IIouEsTEAD BitJ," and one
Of the "llight, particular stars" Of Wes-
tern Pennsylvania. There was the warm heart
ed and clear headed EIorkiHs there was SroNEs,
the "orator Of old IVesimoreian4;" there was
Hceus, slaunch in his Democracy and power
fu in debate; there were McCalmont and
HucHEs and GFRIGHT and Day and BUcKALEw
and HErBURv, all distinguished for their emf
nent services to their party and their country ];
and among the younger delegates, such gallant
working-men as r. J. HALDEMAN, J. c. EVER
HART, THEoPHlLUs SNYDER, SC, sc. II is not
strange, therefore, that the Convention being
made up Of such material, laithfully represented
the viii ofthe people and gave an unqualified
endorsement 10 the policy and measures Of our
patriotic President.
The nominees of the Convention are men
who deserve the undivided support Of the par
ty. WILLIAM 4. PORTER, Of Philadelphia,
who received the nomination for Judge Of the
Supreme Court, is well known as lawyer Of
great ability and as a man eninently fitted for
the position for which he is candidate. The
sagacity of Governor Packer has already tenn
porarily placed him in that position. JuDeG
PoRrER will receive the hearty support Of bis
feIlow-citzens, wherever his great merits are
appreciated
WESLEY FRosr, Of Fayette county, lbe nom
inee for Canal Commissioner, is an active, IN
tellgent business man, and enjoys an enyable
reputation for honesty and opFg1Ins5s pl char r,
his own region and will bring much strength to
the ticket. MR. FRosr was Marshal of the
Western District, under President Pierce, the
duties Of which Office he discharged with credit
10 himself and entire satisfaction 10 all with
whom he was officially connected.
We heartily commend the resolutions adopt
ed by the Convention, 10 the Perusal OF our
readers. They will be foundt to contain moth
ing but true Democratic notwithstanding to
which the most captous can take exception
They are platform on which We proudly raise
our coIors and from which, we confidently be-
iieve, The Democratic banner will wave in glo-
rious victory on the second Tuesday Of 0cto-
Der next
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TIE Sea SERPENT CAucHr.-The captain OF
ra English vessel recently saw the sea serpent,
OF St. Helena, and he gives graphic account
Of the appearance ofthat sea monster. The
captain Of another vessel instead of indulging
his Imagination, took measures TO capture the
creature. ii was hauled on board, and its head
was covered with snaky-looking barnacles On
closer inspection, it was found 10 be a gigantic
sea-weed, twenty feet long, and four inches in
diameter, the root end (which appeared, when
in the water, like the head of the animal, and
The motion given by The sea caused It to seem
alive. Both captains arrived about the same
time in England, and published their different
accounts Of the adventure.
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q CARD

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The Subscriber would respectfully announce
10 his friends and customers that he has associated
with him ia the mercantile business J. G. Rim
mich of Bedford Bor. and that hereafter the
same will be conducted under The firm Of Reed
& NIlnch, at the old stand. He takes this op-
poriunity of returning his thanks for the past
liberal support awarded him BY his friends, and
solcts continuance Of their favor for the new
firm. He respectfully calls upon bis fienda
& customers TO settle up their accounts as soon
as convenient, pay or no pay, as it is very
desirable to have his old books closed.
Very respectfully, JACOB REED.
Feb, 1888.
1'OOTH.4CHE.--Those who want speedy
cure for this disease will find it in d. KegsrR's
TooTuAoHE Remedy. Sold for % cents at Sam
ue Browns Store Bedford, & Coiyin < Robin
on s Schellsburg.
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All persons who aFa h Waal u good and We
ry cheap Chairs ana Ca5ia=i Fogaiture,G
- can now have an opP5ru- ~
Hity Of saving money. BY i
calling on the subscriber, and
selecting such articles as they may need from
large stock now on hand which VIII be sold lower
taan the same can te5oggbt in this country.
You Who are about TO conference housekeeping
VIII 10 well by calling me there wilt be great
reductions made in suits Of Furnitore. You viii see
the truth Of the above statement by looking al the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-12
Bread Top COaES
At THE COOK COLLIERY
AT HOPENFELi-

KNOWN As THE COKE BANKn
THE undersigned would hereby notify the pabTi.
that he IS engaged in the coal & mining business al
the Broad Top coal mines, one half mile from the
town Of Hopewell. In order TO insure speedy sale
he win sell it at The mines at cents per bashel,
and delivered al HoPewell, at cents per bnshel-
Persons wishing coal viii find il to their advantage
TO give bn a call. the coal is OF the frst'quaiTy
and The terms per bgbel less than can be obtained
st'r rise0 frvsv The suAsersIar oil times be
found at his Office al HopewelI, By persons desiro8s
of purchasing.
Dec IS, 'JT-3n. RICHARD LAEGDNv.
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MR. JOHN w. FARMER has spent 81 600 in
his free eating saloon, No. AZ Ludlow street Y.
T., which has been opened six weeks to the POOR
gratis, and expects TO spend $4,000 more be-
fore he closes 1t. This is a remarkable affair.
MIR, Farmer is not rich man.
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THR STITR OITElTIOI.
PENNSYLVANIA WITH THE PRESIDENTl
PORTER AND FROST NOMINATED!

We take the following synopsis OF the pro-
ceediogs of the Democratic State Convention,
from the Gettysburg Compiler.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
at Harrisburg on Thursday last. Col. VlcroR
+. PloLETT, Of Bradford, was chosen temporary
Chairman. The list Of Delegates was called
Ia the afternoon, J. l., DAWSON, Of Fayette,
was chosen permanent President lin accordance
with the report OF committee on oiicers) and
made capital speech On taking the chair, which
was received with immense applause. A
committee was appointed 10 draft resolutions
Hon. II. b. Wright charman-and motion
prevailed, after lengthy debate, 10 make no
nominations until platform be adopted.
On Friday morning, the committee on FesoIu-
tions reported series, taking decisive ground
in favor Of the Presidents Kansas and general
policy, and complimectjng Senator BigIer and
Gov. Packer. Mr.. Stokes offered substitute,
obiecting 10 The admission OF Kansas under the
Lecompton Constitution. A discussion of the
most interesting character followed Mr. Hop
kius, Mr.. Polett, MIR. McCalmount, Mr. Cassi-
dy, MIR. Hughes, Mr.. Day, Judge Cunningham,
Mr.. Brewer, Judge Hepburn and Mr.. Wright
made strong and convincing speeches 10 support
of Mr. Buchanan's Kansas policy; whilst Mr.
Stokes, Mr.. Hugus, Mr.. Codrolh aud Mr.. Cal
h2ap io9k r raBBa raagBBap s. a26aa 66atos. s4mRa m
entire proceedings Of the Convenlion-( -(much
TO the disappointment ofthe Black Republicans,
who filled the lobbies.l
81 O'Clock in the afternoon a vote was
taken OH Mr.. Stokes substitute, and 1t was de-
feated-yeas 81, nays lQ9 A vote on the
resolutions Of the committee then resulted in
yeas III, nays The vote was announced
amid deaiening cheers, showing how firmly our
Pennsylvania President is enthroued in The
hearts OF the people
In the evening, the Convention proceeded to
ballot for candidate for S. Judge, wien Wm
A. Porter was nominated on the lst ballot
Wm. A, Porter, of Philadelphia 1l5
George Sharswood, Philadelphia l3
Fbos. S Bell, Chester 6
G. P. Hamilton, Allegheny /
The announcement of the result was hailed
with much enthusiasm, and the nomination was
made unanimous.
The Convention proceeded to nominate a
candidate for Canal Commissioner Three ball
OTIS were taken, when Wesley Frost Of Fay
cite, received majority, and was declared
nominated.
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News FRoY THE PLANS. ST.. I.oo!s, March
IA correspondent of the Westport ReaaJli-
cgr states that AIR. Kitchen, from New Mexico.
brings Intelligence of a desperate fight between
the Pawnee and Nerafahoe Indians. on Pawnee
Fork ten Of the former were killed and many
wounded. Mr.. Kitchen reports meeting a LARGE
number Of fCamanches and Kiowag, who ex-
pressed the best feelings toward the whites.
and tAatthe trains would not be molested, The
Indians in New Mexico are quiet.
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TOur amiable friend SAMSON, olthe Fulton
Democrat, will please excuse US from taking
further notice of him, as bis article in reply 10
ours oftwo weeks ago, though a column and a
half in length, is not worthy Of a replication
from Us, being merely long string Of words,
efnlI Of sound and fury, signiying nothing"
L. We are indebted TO Hon. CHARLES K.
BpcaALew, for copy of the able report Of the
Select Committee raised in the Senate on the
Kansas question.
UgM Mrssns. ScnELL and BREwGR, Of the
State Senate, ,,and AEssRs. Hay and CAsTNER, 0!
the House, will accept cur thanks for nomer-
Gus iayors.
US. D. ANpeRsov, Esq, editor Of that
able Democratic paper, The Philadelphia Penn
sglUaaiaa, has favored US With a pamphlet
copy Of that renowned document, The Lec0nP-
ion Constitution. for which he will please con
slder himself thanked IN the e'latesi aud mos
approved style"
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MARINE Losses FOR FEBRuARY.-The table
oi marine losses for the past month shows an
aggregate OF 36 vessels, of which / / were ships.
were barques, 5 were briggs, 13 were scboon-
ers, were steamers, and a sieam-tug. The
total value Of property LOST was S oSl, 300
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NeW Steamboat Burned.

New ALBANY, March 4.-Ths steamer r. 7.
lockwood, new boat just finished, commanded
BY Capt Lamothe, while rounding out from our
wharf, on an excursion trip 10 the wood yard,
took hfe 10 the watcbman's room or cook house
and was all ia flames in a short time. About
SIXTY OF seventy-iire ladies and gentlemen were
on board. The pilot stood at his wheel and
succeeded IN running her into the Kentucky
shore, where every person Jumped ashore,
narrowly escaping, in safety. The boat swung
around, and floated down the Kentucky shore.
1000 or 5000 yards, and sunk We UNDER
stand that there was no insurance on the boat,
which is total loss.
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BANK OF PENNsyLvANlA.-The final report
Of the Commissioners appointed to investigate
the condition Of the Bank of Pennsylvania, was
made to the Governor on the Goth ut. Ii onIv
confirms the previous statements of the utter
coniusion Of the accounts Of the Bank, and the
marvellous recklessness aad carelessness that
have characterized all IFS transactions for a
number Of years. While il exonerates the late
President from the charge Of intentional fraud,
il says that che appears not to have taken time
toreAecl on the consequences Of his reckless
management, or the trouble 10 look into tue
details ofhis operations, anIcensarss his alleged
ignorance Of the trusessPs Pss.o on of the Bank at
the time Of its suspensiofs as ''wboIly inexcusa-
bic, and scarcely, less than crininalo There
is an item needing explanation, Of $25 900 paid
to some one for services in securing the purchase
Of The old Bank building for Post Office, and
there are evidences that bills were sold by the
Bank at enormous rates Of usury But there
IS nothing 10 explain the immense deficit in the
assets Of the Bank, and the disorder Of the
accounts make it probable that this will never
be explained
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Odr attentive friend, D. j. CuApuAx,
ESQ. Of Philadelphia, has placsdus uader many
obiioations 10 him, for his kindness, in sending
us newspapers and valuable dyeuments.
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R68olted, That we have aridenH Felson 10
believe that the Abolti5nis's ID Kansas aaI out
Of it, have much greater desire to overthrow
the Democratic party Of the nation, than 70
amelorale the condition Of the slave and
whl!e they are bald in their protesiations a.
gaihst what they call the slave power, they
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

NV. Fop goeo the question!
Gosd tye, squire Hardin, = you'vs eoa-
mitsed The 80 y leaving shs peaceful, calm
chores q taeheIeshood, We wish you veil
through ne Svsyage. My ne nrv-EAnn
you have taken provo ! probable Invest.
ment, sat lose only squalls ID lifs 3 thoss
o. younonxnD 'Uas. 80
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1900 r|
Orr y Av9'Ees p .yzz1
Tas fsl|evlse t1sls ~ c,o|Is1 vlI
|the snssde6 Isw 81 lo1c ~ ~ cccu,I
|sles dspoo'tsd viii shs 1>clocru 81 Stsls
|ss their market vaIus. % % omouas noe |ss
|'hss nily thoossnd dollsss. snd Ten psr COO
la excess o. their elseulssions
Bank q oeotes. Goshen.
Bank o. 0ospess. 0ospors.
Bank q IT. Vernon. nj, Vernon.
Bank Of PaoII, PsoiI:
Bank Of Rockville. wabssh.
Bsnk d Sales. Salem.
Bssk u Salem, New Albany.
Bloomington Bsnk Bloemineson.
Exchange Bank, Gsrenesstle.
farmers Bank. wesl6eld.
Indians Bark. MsdIsos. :
Indiana Fssmess' Bank. Franklin.
Kentucky stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank. Lims.
Parks County BsDk. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Tens Hsuse.
Salem Bank. Goshen. ~
Southern Bsnk of Indie -. ~. rsr,s
The following Banks have conf piled with
the amended Law. bot have since given no.
lice Of their intention 70 withdraw their cir
eulation. Their notes sse PAYABLE Il eoIn:
Bank Of Indiana yDoicbIpsn CIV.
c.mhv,dve Cir n..l c..,h.,1.. ~.
Canal Bsnh. Evsosville
Central Bsnk. rodis.s.olI. ~ ,.d..m. u
hv The T,esrurer ~ a,s,s'
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Rftf+ Vo44vs - yv4aA@A@~~ 8S~Aa7D
I'VE are requested to announce that
Tie Democratic Central Committee Of
Dubois county will meet at the court
house IN jasper, on the first Monday
10 June, for the purpose Of ci1scting .
more thorough organization, appoint
ing . county convention, and attend
ing to whatever other business tho po-
litical interests Of the county may de-
inaIid. be following named persons
compose the central committee:
From pa,oks Township- Andrew B.
Sprudley. Henry Bruasr and Martin =. Mey-
ere.
Dsinbridge-Jseob Herman, B. ,. 3D.
monsson, aud John Mehrineer.
Harbisoo- Thomas r. Hope, Andrew
Able. md samuel White.
CoIumbis--R. \. Davis, Leroy Gave and
Hssvey NIchoison.
fiaII-1'homss shoulders. Joseph ssigle
and Jacob AIls.
Fsrdiasnd--John B. Goldman, Fred. Nsi-
dsck, and d. ~ Keep.
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GRA1ys NOTICES. We publislI no
tices 81 marriages. dcst|,s, A., gratis|
and would like % record III which, oc'
cur u he county. Ministers, q 9th
ers, who ofIicipte On such occasions
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tice ilnmcliateIy.
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which wIlI 3 sold CHEAP ~ CASH !,
APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Jhooo Wishing h purehose Vii pIesss
call u nv oooeo 6olcfe 6ovinG oleewhose.--
~ 10 ocl (oe64l (ho place, 81 The south
x6sl Ofncr N No Public square.
lpreh ~, 1858. 'yM DRETz.