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PROFESSIONAL.

JOSHUA BRIDGE n D. offers his professional ssrvoss 4
his rons 10 The 0rssfenburs lostuuon, No 50 PARxs0w
FEwfoky. Jye9g1yfties and dseasss Of WoNea ~ ssyv te
e,pon, oobscmpoD aud ehrobe eiscsses ssfay snl
sUcoessfsly Treated. 0fee hours, 10 and ! TOT.
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lAdverissnentl
BRADY's GALLERY

Has RsxovEo from No. $50 Broadway 70 No. SO Boslvsl
conner Of Blssehsr-t
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Immediately cured By Or. Tosr,ss csisbS<sed
VENETIAN LfHINExT.
Price Is cert. eo,d ~ az the Dr1epEs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

The GERMAN BENEVOLENT SocIErY AND Tn
TICKET SwNDLERs.-Three we'll known ticket swir
dlers named Fitzpatrick, McCuran, and Frsems
were brought up yesterday on q charge preferred
against them by the agent cs the German BensvOlsk
Society. 1t appears they had defr. uded number d
German plsfAnts by selling them tickets for Liver
pool instead of Antwerp. The Mayor sent I'll three
them 10 the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

A HoxE FOR DRusxaRps.-A meeting OF "
friends of temperance was held at No. lo3 Bower
last evening Mr.. Walford in the chair. The Char
nan stated the object of the meeting to be that Il
considering the propriety of establishing Tempe
ance Institution for the reformation OF nsbristsG
Speeches upon the subject we're made BY the Hc'
James A. Brggs, Abram Beae, esq, DR.. Chauncsy,
DR.. Bennett Mr.. Edward Faltner, and others.
was decided to establish Home for Inebriasss, ands
list wss opened for stock to an indefinite amount
shares of s each The meeting consisted Of sbot
seventy persons.
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was found oa Th1rdsy aans dot a. the foot d Has
RsDs ,fs . The s sd sos 10 DO. Sss
s 6rab rock eos bat wore no ves coroner Isesman bee
rendered
ROBBED IN A STABLE.-A young woman NAMED
Caroline s4nsbury sppesred before Juse Connolly yeserds
.nd csas.d Thomas loy's c..u, .ih bsvias robbed q
direct defiant Of th, city. When he relpsssd
would ~s 4 h 81: i: he: s ~ .: sS
the stable where be sssmped to violate person.
Justice Connolly otsd the pr.oser u for examination
SALES OF REAL EsT,TE.-Ths following Gales wers
sde yesterday ~ Jsmes Mrl.r Houss and LOT On fin
syepue, nea, Thirty eshts strsrt 2sxo, Siso; Vt
SIKH stree, near Avenue D. 2a.So, $500
(Asverasamsn.I
CURNEYs GALLERY,
First bloch beS I. The rs~.YoiL Hotel
PHoroenArHs, DAcuxsaEorYrEs, MinArus,s IN OIL AL
IAdv.rissaen.I
BRADY'S GALLERY
Has REMOVED from No. $50 Broadway 70 No. 81 BfoaIvsy;
conner OF Siseshsrst
PsoTeGnAPHs, DAsuERREofTrRs and ANsaerYprs
lAdverthemeut-l
PROFESSIONAL.
JosHrA BRIDGE, D. professocsl ssrvess 4
his 10 The rssfenburs Iostu,on No 81 Pasxsow,
.,rs eon.am ptioS and eSrosc l.s...s are .ssy snl
'Oe'e'sfsly Treated 0fee .ory., % aHd3~4.
ff5yeraSsmertJ
GROUP CaOUP, CROUPiH
Immediately cured By Or. Tosr.ss osish<sed
yESgTfaS LmINEST.
Price Is cenn so'd - az the Df1spSa
fAsverssenertJ
AT EvERDELL's-WEpDISG CARDS CHURCH
and Ar Hosr NoJys EsysLopEA ke Shese cesbned Cards.
u NJ the oply be ~
Brosdwsy ccr Dsscest Esssbistse 1870
fAavenise mert
partial DEAFNESS Noises in the head. dis
chsrzps from ire catsh al ds the eve permsreuy
cur.d By Dr. LisHTHIDLp No n Bond street, N. Y.
IAdvestis~msntI
Roof PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
T. fAnIs Propxistos.
No S5 Broadway corner Of Yr.nn,sp a
PHorocRAsHs In every syI..
DAerrRREorYpks, 1voRYrrss. h.
ouIA dverisemsntl
seHEITLIS's AUTOMATIC GRAM SCALES
ssLr-Acrme, sEIF.wrreHNe, AND ssLr REeIsrrans.-
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Minor CRY IrENs.-Not only the Catholics, bat
certain Isrsetes, protest against the of the Bible
in The Public Schools, more particularly as the New
Testament is oftener read than the Old The Bible,
is avsned, is not good for school book, excepting
the Ten Commandments and some few passages, such
is Love your neig ibor." II the Board Of Educs.ion
persists il the Of the Bible SIS school book, the
Jews say viii be necessary for them to take meas.
urss TO provide for suitable education of their
children than is afforded BY the Public Schools is
swel known fact that Lady franklin hiss expended
resry every chilling she possessed to the amount of
f@. eco, in her various endesvors to ascertain her
husbands fate and that she appears destined TO spend
tie ,enander Of her Life in penury. 1t has been sug
gssted that the women Of England and America, who
appreciate the unwaveTing heroism and con'tancy
which have naked her search for records Of her bus
band fate, should unite 10 subscription to raise
find for her future support. Suppoee the lafies OF
New York begin the good wcrk.....A Russian casque
military hat has attracted considerable attention for
day or two psst at Tiffany's windows In Broadway.
1t peculiar in shape, Of black patent leather NTH
glt mounting richly embossed the front the arms
Of Russis above gilt shield, with the chsrac-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

GAVE HIMSELF UP.-The psme Of ;" Dad" Canning
ham having been used in connection with N s,ssnl
made on Staten Island ferry boat, upon the person
Mr.. Russell, that person yesterday came into Couh
and gave himself up. On being confronted with IN
witnesses in the case they failed TO recognize him
one OF the assauldng party, whereupon Jasuce Cos
molly discharged him. Cunningham alleges that h
vas not on the boat at the time Of the occurrence.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-12

Tor = Scholarship, embracing al
taught in the School, with the
RICH, 81 reviewing all. or n
part thereof, ut pleasure, $50 VI
For FULL Course In all except Or.
n,msn,al psnmanship, q 90
For Full Course In Writing Depart.
'ment alone, embracing every .t,le
81 Writing, rloarish,sg, Ae., IS 90
For FULL Course In business Pen.
manship alone. & n,
t- Ministers sons half price.
The bee, private ~bcari,n, csu be hal
o. al siincs, At from $3.50 to t5,oo per
week. =
Tine necessary 10 ccmrlc,e a full
course from : 10 IL weeks. depending in
all eases upon the arsness and energy Of
the pupil alone.
Individual instruction is the plsu par.
sued IN teaching, aud nov scholars NAV
enter ut any time. ecrtiIcnt .f better
drifting than by ans class system.
kach stadcn, eu bearing = ,i.fsc,orv
essminst'on, will receive one Of the Sp..,
eaxrsvcd D.plemss escr executed, the
original Of which Is reassn,hir. aud nav
be sem al the College.
80 For particulars call q, the crlleye
or send for Catalogue. which ~ill In ali
e,ses be sent free Of charge. hy addressing
boa i5,, indianapolis. lnd,ala.
fHv'S. J BRYANT. Principal.
oc''ber ., 1883. SIT.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-12

&. MEYER respectfully inform. his
friends anil tho public generally. that hs
has constantly N hand PIANOS, Equal
TO those for which hc received the pritc
Medal in London, in ISL.
All orders promptly attended 10, and
grea, care taken In The selection aud pack.
ing the same.
H. has received. during tho last 6fte.n
years, moro Medals than sny other maker,
from the Franklin Institute -alsa. First
Premiums in Boston, Nes York aud Hal.
timorv.
wars.rocms, Ne. 81 ARCH Street,
below Eighth, South side. pHlt.ADEl-
PnlA. June ~, 1859. 2. Gm.
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fgnfst NJ sfHdiftf
uHDf 80 HNDIUl.

Nfhtf
w. npihf ahiaIHg b lHf J,aI mHHlleis
lY aptlI "A ~ Who s.slf. nH Hmmls,
HlHt Hfls nft n fIfIfiINnft fiHHm
hustnfi rulfrflaH lfltrull rfnHef.
tAl mii NHfaaHt lMyHnF HHHnafi,
rih a Numf fla Fl sfem N tntnf hlyht
fuf lhe mnii ntl aalFH Hlnhin. %ligIsai.
iflm ~ lime hlHss afs 0ptnal IN ne
s%ilsanpNDu N stIek ull fha eniile bisi
noes IL olusai shea The fhule Il shisn ~
ffint "Bflshae thaft,h sith gafiui.
In1f bucks ~ 0Hieial, Shop nnl iann
WE huliuesl, shieh shuw plainly ihn
libt NJ capital In business, aud n
fu ont if Increased, whan ani hos
.NN Hlsl " blsinslsi siih ihe gums nna
lntf0s IN AM particular branch. ~ The
Whole Mffeuf, fuf any glseH time ehieli
ia taught practically ~ tho Principal and
other H%spefieneel ace nnianis.
bach pupil il taught separately nj biz
daA AID nes scholars can rniuf ni ans
tine, certain N a more thorough drilling
than Wy my class system We nfo fully
prepared 10 eapliin the s%0.calleI 'sys.
tom y abplishing stock, and Profit and
Iuas Accounts"
TsonnAanship,
For vhich We have never been csuellri hut
once IN oompriition ut the various state
fa,ra. NJ all times fecei, ~. strict attention
in This school, without extra charge 30
regular pupils, embracing not only the
most approved styles " business Wriing,
but every style of Lettering. ilourshing
and ornamental ~feaman.hhp. The "a.
pills " this department have access to the
largest lot " line specimens IN tho coun.
Try, While the teachers ARE not only line
penmen, hut ara well known Tor their
success IN Imparting instruction, ani the
large nnnber VI hue teacher. furnished
by this school demonstrates thi. fact.
Mercantile Arithmetic,
A. applied 10 Interest, Discount, Per.
ccni,gr, Gain and Loss, Exchange, Eaua.
ton Of Payments, Compound Interest.
&c., Which Is explained aud Illustrated by
Ni,ural Statement and cancellation which
We ia not believe 10 DO taught ~ any
other school.
Mrrcagfiie Correspondence.
This pleasant exercise Tor the pupil. aud
c''caiial qualification for tho BUSINESS
man. here receives strict attention.
Lectures, Commercial Lar, e..
IN addition 10 the lectures on various
subjects, deliver from time 10 time, 10
the students II this school. on the Science
OF Accounts, Customs of Trade, Political
Ec,ncmy, Banking, Lecture, IN CONNER.
c,sl ias receive strict attention weekly.
embracing the Laws u Contract. Sales ~
Pcrscnnl Property, ~Stoppagc In ,rsnsi,u.
frauds Ncgotiabi. Paper, Agency, Part.
hcrship. carriers, Bailmcnt, Interest. tsu.
". Insolvency, Law ~ Place. Law. II
shipping, Laws Of Insurance, aud ,ar,ou.
other subjects tina, are indispensable TO
the business man, whether day laborcr or
msrchant.
Thu. department i. conducted BY Gao.
n PsHsisk aud J. u. W%ocpmrsv, mem.
hers ~ tho indianapolis bar, Rs,. y. a..
Hc,ltsAs,D. D., and o.hers VI known
ability.
Couniscfsf Money.
The science Of detecting ~counterfeit
money !. here taaghs 80 thoroughly. by
comparison ~ good and bad bills. With
hae pca-work illustrations, &C., that no
man VI ordinary care need ever fear q
sosnlerfci, or raised bill, " bogus gold
cr silver coin. after a Few lessons.
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Counterfeit Money.

The science Of dsscr,,ng coun,erfeit
Money u here taught 80 thoroughly. by
comparison ~ good and bad bills. With
hne Pea-work illustrations, &c., that no
man 81 ordinary care need ever fear a
sosnlerfci, or raised bill, " bogus gold
W silver coin. after a Few lessons.
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''WN ~ "''"| "NH ~ffINfNNf
,IulI nov tnD ASSOCIATIONS. IN
Woe ~ ih0 HHlH lfafuffluh ~
hBwan We oiuf HgfnHl diifase,
lai ihH leeHpiil H tfnafIf Hpun ihf
1nfUinnNiH Victims TT #nah difam hy
4uiaas sHfefal frifH 4Ra directed ihair
tHnfnltIW surgeon, ass aiHfii hla set
apthy m fh'lf namH, 20 Hpen q lilspan
safy ~ ilN treatment n ihlf alt.i NJ
iisease', ln oil ile0f flfms ani N fiye
meliail fiiir Ffiis 10 oil vim aIplt hy
i%eltef, With q description NJ ihelf epndf
ton, tage, occupation, habits " no,
Ae,1 anl IN eHfr ~ estffme poverty, IN
furnish medicines ffoe ~ charge, n Il
needless 10 AID that The Association eam.
maud4 lie highest Medical skill " tho
age, and vii furnish the mos, approved
modern treatment.
The Director, NJ the Association, In
their Annual Report upon the Treatment
" sexual Diseases, express the highest
satisfaction With tho airrHsz which has
attended The lalnfs ~ thar Surgeon. IL
the cure ~ spcrmatofthrn, Seminal
Weakness, ~uonOrthra, elect, syphilis
The Wee NJ Onnbi-m ~ Sell. Abuse, Dis.
eases NJ the Kidney. ani Blailer. Ac',
and order n continuance " the same plan
ior the ensuing year.
The Directors, IN a review NJ the past,
feel insured that iheir labors IN this
sphere ~ benevolent effort have been VI
gfen, benefit TO the afflicted, especially
to fho young. nni they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to
this very important aud much de-pised
cause.
An admirable Report on Sperma.
iofrhra, " seminal Weakness. N. vice
of Onani.n. Mnsturbatian, ~ Self. Abuse,
and other disease. of the Sexual organs.
by tho Consulting surgeon. will be- sent
by mail Tin u sealed enselope), free ~
charge, 81 receipt ~ two stamps for
postage. Other Reports and Tracts on
the nature nni treatment ~ Sexual dis
eases. diet, Ac., are constantly being
published Tor g%ratuiiou. distribution. and
will be sent to tho afflicted. Some " the
new remedies and method. " trcntmcn,
discovered during the last year, arc Of
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment. DR..
j. Skillin llcushton. Acting surgeon,
Howard Nssocia,irn, No. . South Ninth
Street, philndclphia. IN.
Nv order ~ N. Directors.
fIRA u. H.ARrW ELL, Prss'ni.
GEO. FAiRclill.p, Sse'ry.
Feb. =, lNjg. vtn..ty.
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rsonmanSl,ip,


A. applied 10 Interest, Discount, Per.
ccni,gr, Gain and Loss, Exchange, Equa.
ton Of Payments, Compound Interest.
&c., which Is explained and illustrated by
Nt,ural statement and cancellation which
We DO not believe 10 DO taught ~ any
other school.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-12

SkvERAL THOUSAND old Nrv,ps.
~ pess FOR ssle u this cacs, Il 81 cents
- hssassd. They sss cheaper sbas az
49, scst fss nseeAAsss' ~.
Spssos0 u, isse.
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MANSARRAT, DuPREE 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
COLLECTING AGENTS,
NENDn13 VrENN

MEMPHIS. TENN.
WE have for sale, q large number Of
w dwelling and business houses in
this city and its suburbs. Also. building
lots improved md a%nimpro,ed. In the 81.
~ and It's it, environs, together with small
farms u all dimensions aud NJ various
distances.
Six improved plantations In Shelby
county, on and near Plank Roads, from
$50 to 1000 acrcs each, ~ rich rs any
lands in Arkansas or elsewhere.
Several improved Arkansas aud Miss.
issippi bottom plantations.
Lands IN Cnttenden, n. Francis, Do
shn, Chico,, Phillips, Prairie, jackson,
White, poinset, Lawrence, Independence
nnd other counties in Arkansas. $500
acres.
Collections in the city promptly as.en.
dcd to.
We want $1,000 Citisen'. Bank moncv
Tor which we will pay the highcs, marks.
price.
MoNSARRAT, pUPREE 1 CO..
March 2, lsse. Gift.
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(NEAvEs vADkN ksv0 ee111a
~ kins's t'elsssIs DIstewsslse9I
WooA 4 haehs's %
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-21
LIST on GiIISES
COURT PROCLiNiTI0N

M dEhEAS tue Honorable FRANCIS NJ, KIM
w NELL, President of the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the counties composing the 18th Ju-
dcial District, and Justice of the Courts of Over
and Termiaer, and General Jail Delivery, for the
trial of capital and other offenders in the said Dir
trict-and A. j. SSrvEIY and JOHN G. HARTLEY,
Esquires, Judges ofthe Couits of Common Pleas
and Justices of the Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capi-
tai and other offenders in the county of Bedford
have issued their precept and to me directed for
holding Court of Common Pleas, and General
Jail Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer at
Bedford. on MONDAY the I4tb day of February,
next NorIcE is hereby given TO all the Justices
of the Peace. the Coroner and Constables within
the said county of Bedford, that they be then and
there in their proper persons with their rolls
ords, and nquistlons, examinations and other re-
membranes, to do those things which to their off,
ces and in that behalf appertain co be done, and
also they who will prosecute against the prisoners
that shall be in the Jail of Bedford county,
to be then aud there to prosecute against them as
shall be just.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff
Sherif's Office Bedford, JAN IA, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-21
The Monroe Doctrine.

The National lutelligencer has long aud
elaborate history of the Monroe Doctrine, con-
cluding thus
/ We have thus endeavored 20 lay before our
! readers faithful history Of much mooted topic
in American politics. Let US briefly recapitu-
late the points We have as we think, established
/ beyond successful controversy.
/ /. That the Monroe declaration of 1928, in
both its phases; had Its origin in the changed
| relations and new responsibilities imposed on
the several States of the American Continents
arising especially from the emancipation of the
| Spanish Colonies, and rendering il conductive
to the interest of all that the American Conti-
nents should not be subject to future coloniza-
tion by any European power as waste aud un-
occupied territory and that no foreign State or
States shouid be allowed to intervene 10 the do
mestie atialfs Of any American people for the
purpose OF suppressing republican Institutions.
z. That the Monroe declaration, in so far as
1t related to the threatened intervention Of the
( Holy Alliance 10 the concerns of the Spanish
American States, was Intended to NEE. BAR
tlcular contingency of events and therefore pass
cd away with the occasion which called il
! FORTH
3. That the Monroe doctrine, in so far as it
relates to the colonization of the American Con.
tinent by any European Power was not intend
ed to bind the United States TO guard the ter
ritory of the New World from such occupation
by European States; but was intended to indi-
cate, as an important principle of American
public policy, that ''each State should guard by
its own means against the establishment of any
future European colcny," within the Jurisdiction
OF its flag. That is, the American Continents
were no longer held open to colonization as de-
| relict territory, capable of occupation by right
OF discovery and settlement
f. That the "Monroe doctrine was not in
any proper sense ''a pledge" and as such was
especially discarded By the Democratic par
y.
The current Interpretation of the "Monroe
doctrine" has, therefore. no foundation in the
truth of history; and defended at all, must be
defended on Its intrinsic merits, as proposition
wholly distinct and different from that which
was conceived By its author or affirmed by its
first promulgator, whose destiny il has been TO
give his honored name TO principle for which
he nsver contcnded.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-21
From the st. Louis Republican
A MisS0urian at Pixies Peak.

Capt. Geo. j. King yesterday received LETT
ter from Mr. John G. Harris, we'll known Mis-
souri, river pilot, who has lately seized with the
gold fever, and emigrated TO Pixies Peak, from
which we make the following extract:
AURORA, Nov. 10, 1861 have arrived at
Cherry Valley, and find it situated on the South
Platte, $50 miles from Fort Kesrney. We have
built house, and expect to move into il to-
morrow. Our trip out was pleasant A word
about the mines. A man can nake from So to
$40 per day. There is gold all over the coun-
try, and old miners say that if man will work,
he will do we'll Mt mining anywhere. / am we'll
pleased with my trip, aud am perfectly satisfied
that made it..
! think this will prove good country for
raising almost any kind Of grain and garden
products We Eave plenty of game of almost
every description, from the buffalo down to the
squlrrel-deer, turkey aud antelope in abun-
dance.
Yours, respectfully,
JoHN u. HARRIS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-21
DIVISION OF TIE COUNTY.

We understand thas an effort is now being
MADE by few interested parties in Blair coun-
y, and in Middle Woodberry township, in this
County, to hayo that township annexed 10
Blair. Bedford County has heretofore been
anjustly dealt with, in having her best terrific
ry Topped off. She is now reduced to moderate
sise, aud ii would be unjust to still further re-
duce her territory. The majority Of the peo-
pie of that Township would be opposed to it,
and out OF that district no: ten men in the
County would favor it. Our County is large
" in debt, contracted as much for the benefit
of that Township, as for any other part of the
County; hence the injustice Of the movement.
We don't apprehend any serious effort before
'he Legislature on The subject, and presume
Messrs. Schell, Williams and Walker, will have
an eye on the matter
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-21
BEDFORD, Pa.
ID. OVER Editor and Proprietor.
More Misrepresentation.

The Gazette of last week has an article re-
viewing Gcv. Packers Annuel Message, and
attempts to be very severe on the Governor on
account of his opposition TO the Infamous course
of Buchanan in relation to Kansas. The Ga
seffe, however, in this article, misrepresen;s
facts considerably when it says that "we find
that a Democratic administration has peyfually
reduced our STATE Debt, an one year, the sum Of
'pefve million Of Dollars"
That the Stale Debt has been decreased that
amount within the year is correct, but it was
not the Locofoco administration that accom-
plished this happy result. 1t is we'll known,
and The truth Of history will bear us 5ut. that
the old Whig party Of this State was always
N favor OF the Sale Of the Public Works,
which has accomplished this happy result
The people Of this State, by solemn vote, and
by an immense majority, some fifteen years
ago, decided that these Works should be sold.
Ana why where they not then disposed off,
simply for the reason that the Locofoco party
defeated the wishes Of the people. AT several
other times acts were passed by the opposition
IN favor of the sale, but in every instance, the
wishes OF the people, were defeated h7 the
very sane Locofoco.part,,-rit Il is well known
that Gov. Pollock used the whole power Of his
administration 70 secure the passage of a bill
for the sale. The present bill was advocated
and passed By the Americans and Republicans.
The late Senator from this district, Hon. FIR.
Jordan used his best efforts to secure the sale,
and to him, as much as to any Que in the State,
are we indebted for the result of the reduction
ot our State debt to the amount Of T,celr.
Millions Of Dollars! The I4ocosoco leaders
OF this county denounced him in no measured
terms at the time for the part he took in the
matter. The Gazfte kua full we'll that its
party, through the exertions of Jer S. Black.
buchanan's Attorney General, aud other lead
eTs OF the party, attempted 10 defeat the pres
ent bill for the sale tefo-e the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania. But, happily fontbe interests
of the suffering Taxpayers of the State, they
were iDgloriously defeated. All honor to the
opposition for the suspicious result.
The State Debt has been "untuaiiy reduced
an one year, The sum Of taeiue millions of dol
iars! The great Peoples Party of the Stat,
secured the result, in opposition to Locofoco-
isn, and to them be all the glory aud honor O
The rtductiOn Of The State Debt, which wa,
solely contracted by Locofocoism.