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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-20

THE BLAIR COUNTY WHIG.-Jndging
from an editorial which appeared IN the last
,.spr of This beIlicose Journal, we must have
,opebed the editor in a tender point by tue
,,,hI;cat;on of our article OF the 9th inst. The
ivb;g man raves and fumes at our exposition
of his demagogueisn. In the language OF
Hudibras, he is
More peevish, cross and spleneilc
Than dog distraught, or monkey slck'
But his rage is impotent. Instead OF
demolishing us at one fell blow, as he, doubt
less, intended TO do, his valiant strokes rebound
upon his own devoted head. He says that our
article "contained paragraph hitting at HIM
for having published the fact that iorelgn
countries are sending grain to this country
instead of us exporting it," This is not true,
Mr.. HAig. We did not object 10 your publish
ing the fact that grain has lately been lmpof-
ted from foreign countries but we dd lake
you to task for your shameless and unmaniy
attempt TO make political capital of that J0c',
and we believe that you are even now ashaiieu
ofthe trickery at which we caught you, else
YOU would not try 10 sneak away from 1t as
YOU strive TO do in your last article. Ii you don
keep file of your concern, or your memory
is too bad TO remember what you SAID IN your
article on the importation OF wheat, we nope
YOU will not object TO our re-publlShins IT. we
give il below, Uerbatim et hieraf'm ct P"AC'""'
tim, and again call the attention OF our readers
10 the fact that the article in question Is not
, mere statement, or item of news, as the "A'5
d would have US believe, but reckless an'
? contemplate effort TO awaken prejudice anl
'e ill-eeling against the Democratic party Rea'
y It and mark IFS tone
- WHEAT FROM EURorE.-Ths seems sirahG'
II perversion of the proper and natural curreh
y Of trade. but we have advlces, by the las
ir steamer. of the shipments of tins article. L
Philadelphia. "A lot Of eight or nine thonsah
. bushels on its way from Liverpool, IS nov
offered for salsby samples and will Probabi.
We nav good freight HuFr ah for DemocFatI
1t, rule How the country is prosperlng unde
he ~ Well that is the latest We will go o
Id importing dry goods, breadstufs, etc, until IN
- people have no means 10 buy and then we WI
D" 90 smash Splendid policy Great country
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THE tlNpRiNClPLED OPPOSITION.


It's worthy OF public observation that whist
Democratic candidates in the North are always
denounced for alleged ''subserviency to me
South, the Democratic candidate Tor cover
nor of Virginia has, all through the canvas
lust closed, been bitterly assalled by the oPPo-
sition for alleged uniaithfulness to the ins''u-
lion of slavery An attempt was made TO con- !
oect MIR. Letcher with the publication OF a
pamphIet containing sentiments adverse 10 sia-
very some years ago, and this was the main
staple of every speech made or editorial VIII
ten ara,nst him since the campaign begun
IF this charge was true, the Northern 0ranch
If the opposition party should have yieiaeu
their sympathy 10 MIR. Letcher. as noiieS,
opponents of slavery, they should nave Pfay'u
for the triumph of the man who had boldly sa'a'
on the soil of Virginia, that slavery was ga So
cial and political evil"
Not regarding Mr.. Letcher as sound enough
on the slavery question, the opposition IN FiF-
onia selected candidate from that portion oi
the State most deeply interested in the man'e-
nance of the peculiar institution. Ana 10
make sure work OF ii, they took gentleman
, noted for his devotion TO the cause OF slavery;
r and all through the campaign we heard h2&
, unanimously the shareholders of Eastern Var
? ginia were rallying 10 the support oil 0oggin;
end how terribly Letcher's anti-siaveTy deciaFa-
S tons in former years were telling against
a him.
How did this news from Virginia affect th'
d opposition in the free States ? Did they throw
d up their hats for Letcher, who was not quit
fast enough "nigger driver for The oPPositiol
in Virginia They did no such thing. The.
e deprecated Letcher and lauded Goggin TO tn
t seventh heaven. Goggin's prospects wer
st brilliant! Goggin's tour was triumphar
. . march! Goggin was more than match io
y his opponent Goggin was sknning Letch'
Y alive Goggin was achieving great victories
lc Goggin was gaining hundred here GoggI
er was converting a thousand there Goggl
~ would be elected and poor Letcher and Il
II "RuGner pamphlet" laid in the shade!
:! Thus by the interest they displayed IN Il
success Of Goggin did the opposition in the fir
= States expose their wretched hypocrisy
"a They care nothing about slavery. Their SC
on wish is 10 defeat the Democracy. They ca
not how it is doue-whether at the North
we a Seward Aboltlonist, or at the South by
'ur Gorgin "slave driver" They are utter
S without principle and totally Indifferent
ng everything but success. Mr.. Bolts, of '
ginia, declared in public speech, that II
groes had right 10 vote, he would be glad
have them help the opposition to beat the |
mocracy, and we know how gladly our oP
i've nents in the free States would accept the
md OF the "slave drivers in the next President
contest An ptsnss hatred Of p DsP'rPsasr ne Par
ick the country. How can honest and l"'e,'s
.on on ho content to follow the fortunes oil 81
,r,v an nnnrinciped political organizatIOn'-'3 va
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gLACK REpUBLICANISM.

The measure known as the "two years
amendment" has been adopted by the people
of Massachusetts, and is now part and parcei
IF the Constitution of that State. BY the sue
cess ofthis measure, white natuTalized citizens
of the United States, are disiranchiset IN Mas
sachusetts for two years after they have at
tanned 10 citizenship under the Federal laws.
Should German, or an Irisbman obtain his
naturalization papers in Pennsylvania, and
should he 90 TO Massachusetts, TO reside, though
iulv invested with all the rights and privileges
Of a citizen of the United States, he could
not vote nor eSaim any ofttose rights and prlVI-
legcs, for t1co Tong years after his remoUaf TO
Massachusetts, But whilst the LteTIieow whilst
arc rrrus- d1siratlOl''N
.;,;osns If the United States are thu'
,,,;nnod Of their rights and their hoeE'leS-
,bo nsoro-the black man, who can oe "
.,,;u.r of the Union-is allowed to vote anu :
everc,se the privileges from which the WIN
na,nralized citizen is debarred Go0a PeoP'e u5,
This Is Black Republicanism tor YOU us
the work Of the party that asks you 10 pa, ~
tbom m power at the coming election Nla
."s snr.a,,s With her Black Republican mayor
=, thirty thousand, degrades and sP"S uP'' :
,rbits naturallzed citizen, but eIe'a'es anu :;
,roncb,nses the black man who can"0t De I.
ven, Who will disgrace himself Oy C0"''""
10 belong to such party
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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
y ND
LIVER PILLS.

Wv 0vS Tc'I'-o- ~ Ce1i eil- s.ot>n-
tiorrQf the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DR.. Chas. NTHne's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most satis@
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANGEMENrs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
IN which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DIR. M'Lane's Celc-
brated Vernifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh Pa.
rs Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
tmn Fleming Bros, will do well write their orders
9iS'ihcty and take but Dr.. MLdRes tTrydrcd bg
tea''g Bros Pittsburgh, ia. To ihor. wishing to give
@ .neh trial. we Will forward per mail post paid any
!St {" the United States, box Of Pills for twelve
Inre-cent postage stamps, vial of Yermifuge
fourteen threeecnt stamps. al orders from Cansda must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
or sale at the Drug Stores of Drs. Reamer & Har-
, Bedford, and all other Druggists in the county.
May 20, 1S59~1y.
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BLAcEwooD's MAGAZINE FOR APRIL. -
This sterling old periodical "stil holds the
even tenor of its way"-always interesting,
neUer dull. Not number of its long series
IS ever taken in hand and thrown aside for
want of sufficient interest to detain the reader
"a rare merit, certainly, III periodical, and
one we are quite sure can be claimed for
BlackwOod alone.
The present number contains continuation
of GA Cruise in japanese Waters,'' which in
creaseS in interest. "The Luck of Ladysmede.
Part Ii, which promises TO be one of those
tales or novelettes for which Black
wood is so famous. GA Winter Journey" is
lively and sportive. "The Turks IN KaIafat-
/ '1854-Part H." "Christanity in India," an
lble review OF Kaye's late work under that IL
le, being history of the introduction and
progress of Christianity in India, from the sixth
CENTURY down to the present time, with sketch
Is OF the early missionaries, and of the English
Bishops - Middleton, Heber, and Wilson,
.i1iam Bede," commendatory review of e.
lio7s lew religious novel-and three articles
on parliamentary Reform" one of which
contans notice OF NJ. Chevalier's late work
on tie "Fall in the Value of Gold," which the
writr alleges will, of itself, silently work out
a chage in the elective franchise, sufficient to
satisf the most liberal of radicals
Polished by Leonard Scott s. Co., 81 Gold
Stree, n. Y, at So a year, who also publish
the far leading British Reviews at $8-Black-
woodland the Four Reviews, $40.
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r-The news from Europe which we P"o-
,.h to-day, is Of a startling nature. There Is
now scarcely doubt OF a universal European ,
var war such as has not been heard oil
sioco ,be serricd hosts Of the first Napoleon ira
cod their march in blood. Europe, probably,
,v;l he revolutionized LOUIS Napoleon Will
either rise, or fall forever. The effect oi TINS
war upon our own country, may he beneficial
# NAV furnish US market for all the gram w
can raise. We shall endeavor TO keep our rea
ders posted on all the important events ''a' ma
occur during It's progress.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-20

Causr orhe Great Prosperity of tle Ira" CRY COL
Age.-Owing TO the thorough and comprehensive
course o. instruction pursued in the Iron City Col
ege, under teachers who, by their experience and
scholarship enjoy the favor Of many OF the most dis
tinguished scholars IN the country, its presen.
Der of students is fully ten times that OF any other
Commercial College in Pittsburgh, and is now the
most popular and successful Commercial School IN
the United States.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-20

0z-Thomas II. Murray, Esq, Of Plrrcetoh,
Ind, and formerly OF Bloody Run, in this
county, recently paid visit 10 his old friends
in ;hls place. Tom looks wei and il is SAID IS
doing a good business in the "West Countrer"
Success attend him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-20

w-Tbe Black Republican iFlF"o' u
oroRCE W. WlLLIAMStry to screen ''V',
anolaama,ion representatives by saying '"1'
fow democratic members OF the Leg's'a'0.''
: ,,a,ad as he did on the, bill to prevent the IN
.-r,,.rr;,ge of whites and blacks. This Is
noar oxcnse. indeed, and shows to wha'
,,;,;oble strait the defenders of white and Ola'N
aaro,,,omqeion are driven. The fact that ie"
Da.Aocro,s voted with MIR. Williams, does ho'
10 Tho doctrine of white and black Intermar-
ooorrsct There are always few black
.beep in a flock, and the so-called democrats
voted as did Mr.. Williams, on The ah''-a-
INFLAMMATION bill, are sheep ofthe blackeS' KIND
@ Gen Bowman's paper The Constitution
continues to give entire satisfaction to the De-
,roorocv Of the whole Union. Its editorials are
very able. and we shall take great pleasure II
transferring some OF them, from time 10 'l'"e
e. our columns. We are glad 10 hear tnat
club for the Weekly Constitution is about penn
raised IN this place Our friends thFouSno"
,he country. who desire good weekly news
o,r.r pnblished at the seat of Government, car
-, Ia heller than 10 subscribe for the Cona
tuition.
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CAPTURE OF SANDMAN VESSELS.
PRUSSIA AND ENGLAND PREPARING
FOR WAR.
NEW GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHED WHICH
SIDES WITH PIEDMONT.
TURKEY PREPARING FOR WAR.

New YORK, May 10.
The steamers Weser and Borussia arrived this
evening at half past O'Clock, from Bremen via
Southampton, with Liverpool dates to the Sd
inst
THE WAR.
In relation to the war there can be but little
doubt that it has commenced. In all proba-
bilitv there was sharp action at the bridge of
Bufiora, on Tuesday the 2Sth ult. 1t is re-
ported that the Austrians, after a considerable
loss, took it at the point OF the bayonet'
It is also reported that Mortara has been ia
ken, and that the Sardln;ans had retreated be-
fore the -AnstEians near the Lago Nlagaiore.
cut by the AuStrlanS.
TURIN, Friday, April 29.-Generals Canro-
bert and Neil have arrived here and gone 10
join the King.
The Austrians are concentrating in great
masses at Placenza, where proclamation has
been issued by the Austrian Commissioner Ex-
traordinary.
Fifty thousand of the French Imperial
Guards land tonight at Genoa, making the
force now there 10000 men.
The force at Susa is also increasing fast.
BERNIE, Saturday, April 30.-The Austrlans
have seized several Sandman vessels on Lago
Magglore, and commenced hoStilitieS last even
ing.
In England, Royal proclamation has been
issued, offering bounty OF ten pounds 10 sea-
men, with The intention of recruiting 10000
additional men.
The greatest activity prevailed in the En-
glish dock-yards preparing for war.
The Emperor Napoleon was expected TO
join the French army on the Sd inst.
Sardinia has made proposals at Madrid to IN
duce the Spanish Government TO join her IN
the cause OF Italy, bat Spain intends to be
strictly neutral.
APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsIDENT.-Alfred
Greenwood, late NJ. c. from Arkansas, has
been appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs:
md William D. Bishop, late NJ. C. from Con-
lecticut, Commissioner of Patents.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-20

DR. Keyser's PectoraL Swup-Three Chill
drsn dred Of Whooping Cough. ofmv
childrn were very bad with whoopiug cough,
for witch we tried several remedies for il
withot! relief The first few doses of Pee
toral syrup gave relief, and cured the urgent
symptcs. l used but one bottle, which cured
them Sc far as TO relieve the whooping cough
entirely
Another cure Of myself.
tool the Pectoral at the same time for
cough, wo doses of which cured me entirely.
This is al the result of one bottle.
JOHN GRANEN, Seventh Ward.
Pittsb,rg, April 90, 1853.
Sold a. DR.. Harry's Drug and Book Store,
Bedford, and at Colvin's, ScheIls5urg.
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~ rRIuch has been said OF the Eastern Is
cuIapius' labors for the sick; not one hall has
vat been told Of the indomitable perseverance
Of this singular man. Imbued with the convlc-
lion that Scrofula is the parent of disease, he
has Been engaged in searching the boundaries
Of the earth, for IFS antidoie. With vast labor
he has canvassed the products OF sea and land,
through both continents, until he has discovered
that combination of remedies which expurges
this human rot and corruption from the system
This new invention we now offer in our col
umns under the name Of flyers SarsGpar'fa
ALTHOUGH its virtues are from substances TAI
more active and effectual than Sarsaparlila.-
| Mercantile Journal.
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M A r r lie D ::

W 4 z z 7 E D:
In Schellsburg, on Wednesday, the 1th inst,
by Rev, Daniel Williams, William P.
Ankeny, Esq, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, to
Miss Elmira ScheI of Schellsburg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-20

I5-It is said that the proposed "Stralght A.
meIican" State Convention is called Tor the
purpose of taking steps to secure to that party
a ticket which they can consistently support
at the coming election. Last year they Goa
lcsced with the "Blacl< Republicans" but
found themselves cheated, the latter getting
all tn e offices and the ''Straights' getting just
nothing at all.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PAINTING
John Heart, Esq, formerly editor OF the Char
lesion Mercury, has been appointed Supefinten-
Dent of Public Printing, by the President, in
place of Gen. Geo. w. Bowman, resigned.
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Jrsr AnRrED.-New goods, at keed y
Al;nnich's Sec advertisement.
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Remember

these things and call at once at Reed & Min
nich's, where you will not fail 10 find whatever
you want in their line of business.
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RETREAT OF THE sARDiNIANs.
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Three Days Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE WISER AND BORUsSIA
IN NEW YORK.
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TIE WAR COMMENCED.

ACTION AT THE BRIDGE OVER THE
TICINO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-13

nGr Privation and suffering are sent
among us to move our sympathies, excite us
to acts of christian benevolence, and make
us thankful to the Giver of all things for our
comparatively happier lot. Objects of pity
are more powerful and better preachers than
the clergy-they touch the heart, and meve
us at once to acts of genuine benevolence,
a single one of which is often worth more
than volumes of prayers and promises of
christian goodness. If any one wishes to be
made better and happier-to be moved to
active duty-to perform one act, the mem
DRY of which will hereafter be sweeter than
the incense of the highest fattery and praise
of the world, let her call at dilapidated
dwelling on Locust street, two doors below
this Office, and visit destitute woman, sink
ing rapidly by the ravages of consumption
into premature grave. While so much is
thoughtlessly thrown away by those to
whom abundance is given, in luxury and
extravaganza poor sufferer, deprived by
the Providence ofGod Of health and strength,
has lain for months, helpless, amid want
ana restitution, pouring forth daily unavail-
ing prayers for the food and humble COM
forts that were being wasted by her chris
tain neighbors, and though the churches
have been filled with most devout protesting
followers of the Comforter, not one angel of
mercy, or sister of charity, in this Christian
city has found the way to the desolate
dwelling to minister to the wants of the SUI
ferer. While the pulpit is expounding sec
tartan tenets and imposing creeds and the
chains of ecclesiastical authority upon the
minds of men, this active Christian duties,
which the life OF Christ was designed to in
culcate and Illustrate seem to he forgotten.
Profession is substituted for practice Many
a modern dives will at his final account
stand condemned by the silent accusations
of the sufferers at his door, whom he will
implore to be sent to him with drop to
soothe the consuming reproaches of his own
conscience, for duty and opportunity neg
lected.
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lGonla

lCofHnsttaicdted
= Mn. EDITOR In late issue of your pa
per, see AN article from al j. H." suggest
ing the proprlety Of reviving the daily union
prayer meeting at Crescent City Hail.
Throughout the Eastern cities | notice that
those meetings are kept up with con-
tinued, and, in some places, with increased
interest Tie Dewitt is busy at work in our
city; Christians ought not to be less watch
full. | am in favor of the union. The en-
envy concentrate their forces and operate
with unanimity; we ought to do the same
like the suggestion of your correspondent
but might it not be well for the work to
commence in the different churches of our
city and when these get too small let it be
taken to some large and more convenient
place? have had no talk on this subject
with any of the ministers or even with the
private members of any of the churches
and, therefore, can do nothing more than
suggest
l viii propose, however, to the friends OF
the union of every Christian denomination
in the city, that if they are ready for such
a movement, let them meet US next Monday
morning at 81 o'clock, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. The following morn
ing it can be held somewhere else if it be
thought best Respectfully yours,
AARON BURRow.
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PhiIadeIshia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Pm.
Flour unchanged; sales at l2305 374
for superfine, 5O@5 Is for extra, and 90
@6 so for extra family and fancy. Moth
ing doing in rye -four or cornmeal. The
receipts of wheat continue light; sales of
red at / 2861l 80 and 5000 bushels white
at 3s@l AZ. Rye commands 85. New
yellow corn is wanted at 75@78, old is
worth s2@84. The demand for ears has
fallen off; sales of Pennsylvania at 47@48.
Provisions quiet; sales of mess pork at
II so, in pickle at %, and shoulders at 68
Whisky in better demand at 25a@26, now
held at 81
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. Up. NJ.
The demand for flour is less active, but
prices are unchanged; 4 1904 rs for super.
State, 5 25M5 so for extra State, 60@4 90
for super. western; market closing quiet,
Canadian flour in moderate request; rye
-four 1904 10. Wheat less doing, red
Ohio l 20@l %, coo bush fair white south
ern at l SO. Rye firm at 81. Barley dull
at 60070. Corn quiet and firm, western
mixed SO. Oats 53@55 for State, So for
western. Whisky steady at 26. Pork
firmer for mess and heavy for prime, l6 81
for old mess II 376917 so, for new do 3 90.
Beef steady, sales of 600 bbls at 50G17 90
for prime, 777@9 90 for mess; beef hams
ID.
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AARON BURRow

The DELEGATES OF THE SEAsoN.-The
show window of the ST. Charles Saloon pre-
sents dsily most tempting exhibition to
the epicures of game, fish, fowls and vegeta-
ples. 1t almost spoils ones plain dinner at
home to pass by Harrington's to it. The
forests and prairies of Illinois, the lakes, the
shores Of the Chesapeake, and the borders Of
the Mexican Gulf, are drawn upon for their
choicest delicacies for the feasts served up
by Burke to the order of visitors to this
popular house.