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A liberal discount made to wholesale pnrcha-
sers. All orders addressed to ScheIlsburg, Bed
ford County, Pa, pnnctualIy attended TO.
April ), lS59-3m. WAL KIRK.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08

= TOTICE.-The following named persons
! have filed petitions for license, in the OF
fee of the Clerk OF Quarter Sessions Of Bedford
County, TO be presented 10 said Court, on Tuesday
the Sd day of May, next, to wit:
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UBMRELLAs & pARAs0Ls.
THE subscriber, manulacturer Of the best qgality
OF
- PARASOLS & UMBRELLAS

invites the attention of CASH and close BUYERS to
his SPRING STOCK, watch for variety and styles
cannot be surpassed.
JOSEPH RUSSELL.
No. ., North Fourth Street, Philade!phia.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
- 't- ~ .1a 4 .a =
TgOD Law ian seNas.

Ia some Of our religious ex .hanges and
indeed IN one or two secular papers, We have
seen the raporgs that body OF preachers. re
Gently holding a conference at Timber Creek
Eaauia county. Texas. az which Bishop James
presided, had been dispersed by mob but
W. hoped that the report was either untrue
or gteatiy exaggerated. Further intnrma-
ti2n on the subject. however, leaves no doubt
that Al least nothing more than the truth has
been told res Pecting the matter TIE con
ference was composed. as IS un f9rnv the
case. Of the regularly ordained i.inegaat minis
ters isb0FiA-, NJ BIN given region, their only
ahject being t. preach The Gospel. Ba. these
ministers belonged not to NJ. E Church.
S.usa bu;. t. The NJ. L. CauIch, North. and
the Save holders ot Fauuia county gesotved
that their presence should not b. faleratad
i Hey Therefore appointed Vigilance com
mIttee Of h.sr 70 wait upon them aai warn
them nor 10 prosecute further the business Of
the conference. and to order then departure
from tbs country; on pain Of having lynch law
applied to them. The following appears to
be fair statement Of the way which these
gentlemen performed their mission:
On the Sabbath the great day Of the
Conference. Bishop james was in the pulpit,
aad the Introductory services were - pro-
grnsS. Wien from lie windows Of the church.
sar away on the level Paja. mj ght be seen
scEa b.. semen approaching. Tua house was
ab5us tws tH.ed~ tall, when they knelr in
prayer: on arising, the hpr>emeu had arrived,
tied ,Asir horses aud crowded into ey- " open
place ia tie house. A. the Bishop arose 10
announce bss text, the leader Of the mob,
ao9ug JtIee feet from the Bishop, before him.
,AeIssa.ed, Il have some business, sir rather
unpleasant 70 fne. and more 50 10 YOU; We
Esye resolved Ia public weaaor That zeu
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
The Granting Of License under tie
New LAW.

We understand that our County Commiss-
toner's will grant no license at their next reg
uIar session il June. to any nan Who has
been known heretofore to sell adultesated
liquors. Or to drunkaTds or minors. The law
provides that the applicant shall sho" 10 the
Board that be j. a man ot good atoral e44f-
a,ter and fl to be trusted with license =
This decision upon the part Of the ComnliSs-
toner's Is truly commenlable, and VIII NEE.
with hearty approval from the entlse com
muaitv OF course, no Hl1r4l mar W0ald So.
IiQuor by the deam, much less sell Al adu!,
teruteI and poisonous article, and that TOO 70
minors and drunkards. We nave au abf3fng
f;tttI in our Comm.s s-ioners. We believe they
will do their duty ike men, aad grant
license to no man who is unable TO show that
lie IS an honest, la}utri7Vs and uDrl2tk eitl-
gen in communicable ms associations are
those Of resi- ectab}e men, rot gamblers.
thieves. vagabonds and plmPS. TIE scale to
weigh applicants to sell their fellow men the
bitter water of Lathe, should be impartialy
held Let our Commissioners d. their duty,
aud our word for it. every applicant Will be
found wanting He viii kick the beam
CrawfordsriHs Rerjec.
a.zy- 1ou need have no fear neigh Der Re
rie,r u any ob aiming License under the new
law. to sell liquors in Crawfor3sviile. The
old enissariss ofthe devil ate too well known
bv our county Commissioners; and no good
citiz G i fearing man, will ever make
the attempt There is no such thing al this
a se Of our country, as a man Of Lpoi c'arac-
ter wan ing 10 sell poison to hi~ nei ehbor. L
i al. ether o. OF tie question. II cannot
be- Cra, ,rt1rdsciHe Jouraai.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
M All CLIPPINGS.

- TIE E=v1v News -iyes an a'co9at at
la3v abb v.sitel rlat tota FIR l4a f--t tine 30
ianes3ay last tlylza sas has 5aal v}ag faar
m3.eS IT Il for Il years; nor aa- ,Aa ar-r visited
any either tgSa, city, ct sl.i-2e.
- B4y4ri Is7.ar, the Traveller. is about to
erect AZ elegant deaes on ,aa b and ,vIle. ia
Chester co3u.y. PeBasy, yanil near the scenes Of
l., aoy aood All Huere ais parents stL. reside
- Mexico. since It's establishment as a r..
dents, az average st oae a3l s aaf Presidents
Annually.
The new C4c2daQ cent pieces. which have
ateIs been thrown f a. jhe Brush r5ui pcs
sess neea.5aEsl5es 5ch give them 8 vA.ae add
tioHl5 . th4t Il their Currency. Taey are rot
ealy toaees q raiae bat asp s,aall- IS Of weight
a measure; 100 cHuts weigh e,act9 aae Dor. 4
ard one cent measures oaa inch Thus. in .ha
common traas .cua-s ot ife the barer yiI hs -
u rea3g check la q tae dishonest dealer
ogar 400 Danish Mora5ns left Fsensbnr-
oa Iae : ] gIs. II gae steamship L, r H5slt t5r
Haa EsZiaad where they Uyul emo rk for Tie
[ s--3 States. Their destination i The Great
- l-4a-. -= 'a-l were mainly sa4 ard TO-
nast- az te @aEaHG SCENE! 1El- : Ia. more D.
vs-esi - years aai raly gr ,lea. Ia! taEaa.s in
tbejr a.s-s
- Tzs .45.ss of Ie7v- I!aa.a have a ie,fI-
-3sy a-rssae.s vay e ;as'ify5a- lAalr alarabaf7a
Il aa a53fess. A. tE- GA Fellows te,-brz.i :
aa the 2&th af-ev tae cs.C'1-5on Of the orat;sg
og NeR1oa Be5ta- / Eq--st vhich the Journal
says ~.os atsttEit-' feseaFca beauty ci sty!e aud
3ezfa d thought. @e have never seen II xeefied
- Ea7s7sr ei aides =a.1=i t5e.s al u.rati5a Of
TIE e.a.azal l5-1 : q. lae speaker. bT ,1r5xi1E
Their g-sts aa p tie stage.
- !. c. aeioast. gneat las ia.t been
affirmed 10 'he general trn ot the Superior
C5z-f E.e4 j. oi interest ta trarelars and tail
T5a. companies s-t.a aaaa purchased t.eszt
ID u 4SaIgEtas- from The Eaaer4l agent Of the
iiaes. tbra1zE s. Cincinnati WEeu h. arrived
E-Ee. his uaggaze ~as missing ari Ne subsequent.
Is sued s.e Lite Miami Railroad Company for
- Taas al tl-I.ett a-s roc0raszi il the
east 5ei7E l1ls Eas affirmed apoa he groa-d
that .ss tzes=t aS recognized by The d f-nsiarts
vhsea sas safeseat eYideE-e Of tie aathor Il Of
Tie a--4t 3. N-sa.Hgtoa. Tbsre we're no CT
G. stances % saos olyisioa Or $ eBaFat- o. Of
The contracts - u tae va50Ds lines II regard to
The tr41spoEtaaoa Of the Passenger and his bag
gsga
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Tae NeH York Tribune pFopounds exceed
ing'y aHksard question, 10 the great hand organ
il the f-lloming paragraphs:
T'he CoasLlutioa- which il The Onion with
2 new uasHe-tnus plauies Itself on the unity Of
faia aud feeling which cbaEacterlzes the Natioaal
democracy.
o party stands before the country the oniy
representative Of a common faith and the only re-
liable defenders Of a common constitute II
matters not where you meet a true Democrat-
whether 10 Mas.aca usetts or Firginia--yaG viii
fai him the advocate OF the same cardinal dog
triues OF constitutional right AID justice. lie
carries with him the same platform of prineiules.
II note book for Il aiae answers well for Flegi-
d. AID Minnesota for his own State. L re-
qaire= no change Of frograLme for each locality
ia which his battle j. TO be fought. Wheaever
pr5fsssed Democrat falls ID realize the character
We here present, you may write him do9n al once
as uosoaad and unworthy Ct Democratic coad-
Deuce
such being the case, viii 7'ae Coasfitutioa n
form US ~hether te said Democracy il Tor or
against the enactment By Congress Of Laws f3r
the protection and enforcement Of the sl4ganol-
e-- assumed right to bold slaves il tbs Terri
tories?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

5IckLEs' CoUSrgY HoCSE ASb fTs 0ccgP&sTs.
The New York correspondent Of the Boston
Journal in describing the country seats tha; lue
the BIoomiagdale road, between New Ycrz and
Harlem. Gays:
Oae of these mfaands attention from al Rho
pass by il. II L near Seventeenth street. AID if
sitaatsoR. bealty of groands elegance Of ssra-rv,
ard all ths appliances that wealth and Hserssity
can conimaud can bring peace AM jey, las h3ase
must be the residence If parity aat DO nette teI-
eits- TIE house IL a large w0o1sa edafee pasat-
ed dark color TIE groaaes are large All CON
HlaBiiag; they are laid 3at sta great ta-t-; ths
trees the vines the flowers. tbs singing ri-, the
large green boases sBd eoBseTs stores TIE gravel
cd walks the shade trees, the hand Of care 9esa
On all thiag--iadicate the tariff and wealth ef
the owner I. Is the country home Of I0a- D@a-
sl S5ckies- Its owner l. oa trial for his ~ as
" Washington. The psessas occupants Of thas
splendid residence his guilty wife. and her
brossn hearted roothes
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
+" oEls:su's Love.


Six years ago voau- man just entering oa
!li2 under the inhnAHce Of rum committed crime
against society. was tried in this city. convicted
and sent to Waupan, where he served eat his
time behind the prison bars. Before his trial a
liT girl had promised 10 iiak fortunes w.ta hi.n
and cruel was the blow 10 her. BI. she loved
him. Al through his six wears did she wat
and wait for his release. With a true woasaa ;
b art, she believed him iaaocen:- aaacae. At iest
before tsoi, ani Ike the magnet. she held On her
steady way, her heart ever p3IatiaE ID fha future
Long were he wears 10 him. Slow passed the
h3lrS Seconds minutes minutes we're
a0EFs-AgaFs daYs-iavs weeas-weeks m5a'hs
mouths yeIrs--taI years were !ae ages. ~
arF toia- Of the priscn te struck deep upaa his
heart, and every Sga set took another thread from
the ioug skela. Nor were tn hours less weary
80 her Hope td4t blessed angel sat by Ter ~
dtY aHl repos 4 oa n-r pillow hg night. Some
there were who laughed a. hr Eoly Love vho
satered SD ntean a. her lover, prisoner n les
away. Bat tt.e It ma.tered - her. Others might
laugh--sae weep. OIhsrs might point TO a man
~ prison garo. toilag away from mJraiug till
u9at, "a b ba. one star to ga.3t bIsa On She
saw bat the honest soul that III Lat be save3-or
ios'-aud woman that sic was nerved herself to
bear their i5es and j-ers. Blessed words came to
b.m Ia his ioaely cell. words of love Of ki.ad less
aad stronger grew the heart OF him who b a trI-
lv h,s better ao gel 10 weigh over bis u7hraken
tdtare. Each word from her liEhtcne3 taa hours
as they sogly went by, ani larger grew the day
ca which liberty was TO come, Men visited him,
aal with careless vori or speaking eye threw IN
10 his cell a mAiiening thought on which his soul
faust feed. and tremblinsiy shrink to the darkest
corner Of his living temple, Then letter from
her would dash aside the dark Curtains and beck
hlm GA 10 spot of sunshine outside ani be
yoai his present reach.
50 passed the years. Friends died, ard he
wcpt over t1en. The sic wA5 long since a,oued
for, and a. last the ltt!e spot Of sunshine crep,
iato his cell, I entering by TIE KEY hai- # ms
door, lei iju ;1rh into the brigh, rays af lihcr-
+. IL WAS conducted TO the Office of the prs
oa. by II 90 Ass. and a citizens dress II pace Of
bjs prison suit. given him. and led iato aa iHacr
room * lare stood she who years before, had pro-
missed before tod 10 be his, " hat "a meeting
o. the evening train, the two arrived IN this
city and were by one Of oar djynes joined 10
marriage We were witness to the ceremony,
and shall never forget il; never forget the eye
mosteaed with happiness, tn thtobbng Of
the heart that had waited 50 long ani trusted
Saved. .SlTed. May the future be al the bright.
er FIR the dark cioI! that has hung over II, AID
tree ris ba read, 10 lend u he!pay hand
Ne believe 10 womaus Ioye---.u womaas dero-
tioa, ;hs more after knowing the facts ahave sta
tsi. CD h'e~s the true heart wherever G5aa,. -
.fictukie Var.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Msssrs EI5tsrs ~ Ereat deal i said upon
the Temperance question here, aud it IS sahjsct
worthy lh9 attealoa 0f al persons 10 have the
good of H4thuj al heart.
Mrs. May + fEomas has written some noble
sentiments IA favor Of this glorious cause. and I
bliss h-r for . d3ag hope she viii not sea-
rs ia the good york sae has undertaken.
~Uncie Adam too il alive Oh this subject, and
seems 10 be cup and doing
with j heart for aaq fate
Bat from ls recent st,sae have concluded h-t
he has
Learned to labor aad 10 wait"
Then comes Seth and he keeps ~ a running
fire, attacking the eaemy from every quarter -
one would suppose he would get out of ANN Uni
lion sometime bat he evidently keeps his pow
der d-y, and an informed tIit he viii not sur
rrlder a. long as there is al enemy in the field -
fhe iqIor sellers may cry, peace peace, but
there Is % peace" seth is determined - be "A
thorn ia the -le Of eaca "a So Ter ia tbs city.
worry aud torment them till they stop theic
aetJrIOIs business
, Ifiers IN the remperauc. rtnk<. friend Seth
ha, -euits ci OF the .ar;" how may OF yoa "iH
20 aud 30 Ike i>e :"
Every woman ia Il .hm3uI, who feels that he
ayg anythiag 10 herself to her brothers tu1 sis
,er, and 10 the good Father who has end,Hed
aer with lca'sies slne, saaI}I sye.h out 0u tins
sul irct
there are mothers here Who spend thsi- evenings
leo fear ana tceB3aHz, i-=t fA.lr -o8s 81 all CONE
aame At hi hight with a rreiiag step aal blood.
shot e,- clrsing the mother Who b3rr him Ia ID
fancy aud on whose bosom be had nestled .ul
cri' a II griefs away il sariy chjlihooL
there are wives who ST with beating hearts,
r.i1ag their hlsbands to3:fil 10 Know whetAtr
r las ..>ited these deas OF j.. qlity. Hpd drank +
;.c poison that kii!eth the soul! and when hc
COMES home sober how cheeTEd.y ne suil al
tt.romss h,n, baf Should be enter rreltag- lut5N.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
Farming ia scxlS.

George Wilkins K-niltl formerly of the
Nv Orleans Pieayana, writing under darc
ol April l0th, from his sheep farm, about
thirty miles from New BraumleIs, Texas,
saws:
L have now aboat five thousand sheep.
anl all Goe st"ch; have realized over seven
ry-dve pei. cent proti' per aaaum on the in
YES meul since | have been here, which viii
do tar hard times Fiaek> now in leslH;er
and finer condition than ever Ny good
luck has now lasted three wears without in
terIni~sIon. | can 70 on for three wears
more with I continuance Of the eSamv success,
YOU will hear the bells all tie way to Bas-
ton, i. will beat all went to New
ORLEANS last Christmas time. with my wifs
aad Oldest gifI; was gone six We, Ks. which
va quite long enough. | woulIn't live in \
city Il you weuld give ne one. | am in the
enjoyment - the very best possible healtb,
and asn now ten years younger than | was
ten wears aCo-and tweuty years gained in
the lie Of man past the idle a.s i some
thing worth the while < No such c8ua-
try a. this for children on the face Of the
earth. Il Is never hot here-ueser cold: al
w"y~ pleasant Naas more do you want?
. trust I am duly thank -ul to kind Prov
ljeace which first dirc.ei my cps hither.-
have a -. IF good neighb3r,. and shall
soon have the beS. kiaJ Of society aroGs.d
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
May 5tb, 1859. HIsToRoall llo99IY s3o.T1v

We went slowly away. We hope, wiser aud
better than We went From that hour. we
have hated hated slavery with a perfect ha-
tired. We still sbiak. however. that the curse
tails heav est u.'on the cppresSorS; for when
4 Lagdens the heart - that they can part
husband and wife. parent and child. a. il
they were bruiss, Il certainly las done a
work for them ha, All the cruelty of the most
aeartless slave driver could not do for the
slave If there js any person IN this world
10 be plticd, it he whose heart has become
So ealt9us that II has no sympathy FOR suffer
lng humanity.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
Apgrai>eB1eni OF The &. d e. Es. Road

The appraisers of the c9unsies through
which this road passes, met at Anderson on
the 18Th i1st and fixed lis value fer taxation
purposes, at $500 per mi e. Tee whole
Length Of the road being lob miles, conss-
quan.ly is total valuation is S42I29J, diyi-
ded between the several counties. as f3i!5ws:
Wavn=. SO, 200; Henry, So. 60, Ma lisoa.
$50. UCc Upton. SO. 500; Fl Jward. $50, 50J;
C4s<. S62 500. Il was quite difRsgl; job
% determine the true cash value ofthis road,
for the reason that ,; had to be appraised a
ra,s4. the property not being susceptible Of
other uses. and It's profits being only nomi-
nal. We think Il vas put high enough.
- In Mex York On Thursday I4ss. 3 yoaog
la8Y named Matilda Saxyer, was oaraed . death
a7 the explosion Of a c4myhene lam, q bile sbe
aas sewing the clothes iH which she vas 10 be
married in fs~ days
- TIE Cr5a8a CTt.z@n says: Toe fruit IN
this Ee-Ioa azs escaped In ury so far. TIE pres
pet j good for & t4rge crop of peacaes, al the
other frait il certainly safe. Alghoaza we have
had two Or tkrse very "a riyht- there we're
provlde1tial circumstances each night Vhich pro-
Eeeted tie germ from the cold
- The hisIsst ard most characteristic O a.I
earthly bazaty As to make "a aspire = = heavealy
obs. AM woman Is great u proportion % the
ida zte Suggests
= Love. While IL YARNS the hearl aid fires
The Ir3eysaat0a- enli gateas the mind aal paEiEes
the s81. Il csve- en- ssc1.ates Il; i Dot oDiy in-
si-es Hohle tho8,hts bat stimulates 70 great auA
eobe deeds.
a hne coat mag cover fool. ba. never
conceal one
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

- Il the end of the recent session of
Congress, there were $50 bills OF a public ma
ture. and more than 100 private bills on the
files Of Size Seua-c, which were defeated for
''want Of time to pass them On the cal
eater Of ,he House there were u re than go
bills which had been ma.ured aad reported
BY the several standing committees. but
which failed 10 receive definite consideration
at lhe Lands Of that body. This formidable
array Of unfinished business especially when
ia connection with the failure. for
the first time in our parliamentary history.
of ore O. the annual appropriation bills.
would seen. to demand a resor. to some cx-
pedent Tor the greater dispatch Of the pub
lie Legislation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

SITE FAER.-We are grafifeG to b. able
10 announce that the Floyd County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association have sue
ee-ded in rsjsns 81 900. for the purpose Of
erecting hJldings and making other needed
improvements on the Fair Grounds IN order
to properly accommodate the State Fair.
which Is to b. held here this year. Tie
amolnt has been made UP as follows: Indi-
vidual sub-oriptsof.s, $4,000, from County
Commissioners 81 900; New Albany ard
Salem Railroad. $500; Jacksonville Railroad,
$3.50; New Albany and Portland Ferry Co,
S251. NJ, T Fl. Collins. the President. de-
serves much credit for his untiring perseYar-
ance and industry in forwarding the interests
Of the Association in this matter. and which
must necessarily resu; in much benel; 70 our
city.-Ne.e IlnDy Trjbuae.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
COUNTY piofrn1ond Inoono ronntr indiana
SOCIETY," 1'1o1~1o11o, oy''o ooA1''J' AN0N'

boiler directly over the fire. and flashed in
the same without letting 1t cease 10 boil until
done. lie has used various aikaieS. buE de-
Precates al unless the cane becomes asce.ic
10y freezing and thawins, and then use line
spailn5Iy. lie says much prejudice existed
AT one time, ii his ncighborhood. against cast
iron mills and boilers, wlicl. induced Mr. J.
Clark, his nearest neighbor. to experiment u
some extent, BY substituting a plank sided
boiler with sheer iron bottom using Juice
from the same mil, and tleI alike as 10 kind
and 4santty, operating each side by side
The resni. was decidedly In favor Of the cast
iron boiler. producing brighter syrup IN less
time. This, however, is we'll sustained BY
the experience Of a century past, a. well as
science. All the boilers Of the South are cast
iran n, except a few OF the vacuum pans, which
are Of copper.
Il i not the material used, but the time
employed 5fs. and the manner of boiling
Heat acts uniavorably upon all sugars or
sa chefiue mater, especially high hear;
hence tie vacue plan which enables us to
concentrate rapidly at only l5O deg. Farh..
while ia open atn osphere juice marking 10
deg B. VIII not boil until heated To PA deg.
Iae water from the sugar tree i colorless
and supposed - DC free from acid, but very
weak Ia sugar, making only one degree B.,
and yes our maple syrup i generally quit
dark cs!3red, aed some If il unpleasant. Ii
it was boiled in the vacuum pan. (-ven cast
iron.) it would be as bright as gold, and
more pleasant than honey. slow boiling is
tie gr-at difficulty with which our farmers
have h.d 10 contend. They must first get
good see3. plan. in dry warm soil, cat their
cane, and protect il from the dir, and from
frost and storm; provide good dry wood,
have their works AL ready before commenc-
ing; have bu. one boiler, large enough to do
all they want, provided with suitable conve-
niencg for drawing of SO as TO make the
81 Ike IN one or two minutes time, and avoid
any danger Of burning; never allow boiling
TO stop after commenced, or the sediment will
settle to the boltarn and burn. With suit
able outfit costing say not 10 exceed SlGo,
three men aut Que horse with two dollars
worth OF wood, viii make eighty gallons Of
syrup per day OF twelve hoRIs, which if
carefully estimated will show that the syrup
will cost only ten cents per gallon. l am
aware that this will seem low Fl cure never
thel@ss 1t WI! BE- fully realized the present
year, |@ry truly yours,
Isaac 4 HEDaEs