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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

are unwilling 10 give. Extra and Family are
quoted, Ohio Extra S5.75, Howard street do,
$500, City mills, S6.75 Tor fancy brands.
The wheat market has been firm out not active.
White has sold al $l.25 for common, 81 SO
for fair and $l.44 for strictly choice; red at
Sl.l6 for common, and $l25 for choice.
Corn has been selling, at a brisk demand, from
50 10 SO cents per 5ushel, according 10 qGaliiy.
The offerings of beef cattle at the scales, amoun-
ted. for the last week, TO 800 bead-l00 more
than the preceding week. OF this number
1850 were sold at prices averaging $3,37l.
Yours, SC,
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THE aARpER'a FERRY AFFAIR.
EXECUTION CT
C0nelaNh, Green, G0Gk and CNlaea.

CHARLrsTowN, Va, Dec. lG.-The negroes,
Shield Green and John Cop, land, have Just
PAID the iori-st Of their lives.
The crowd IN the town Is very great, and
the execution was witnessed by 16,600 per-
sons.
At 6 O'Clock this morning the Geid was
occupied by the troops, aud at seven minutes Of
eleven O'Clock The procession made It's appear
ancp.
II arrived at II O'Clock at the scafolI. The
prisoners were IN wagon accompanied by the
sheriff and jaiior.
They mounted the scaffold with firm step
The prisoners hau the caps placed over their
heads by the Sheriff, and, after appropriate
prayers by Rev. Mr. North, Of the Presbyteri-
an Church, they were launched into eternity.
Before the rope was cut, Green was heard 10
Offer up fervent prayer, Copeland was not
beard to pray.
THE PRISONERS.
Green's neck was broken and he died with
aDt struggle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eo0FLAkp's CERMAN EIITsR2
THEY ARE ENTIRELY yEGFTAPr

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
An+ 5ss Gom Aieoholio StSaalsa: and an ,a,ay,oy,
JHgrel'sRp;
Are pleasant in taste ard smell, mid IN their ono.
ration, viii rSfel all morbid secreiions from In.
body, give bloom 20 the pad cheek, and health ana
Yisnr 10 the frame.
4hey 1o,H core DYSPEPSIA
Ihey se,ll e0ys NERVOUS DEBILITY.
3Aey wiU care LIVER COMPLAINT.
Ihry mW cure JACNDlCE.
1hey triHcqre DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
IHey ariY r,rs CONSTIPATION.
Thsy 1r,H cnre PILES.
Iley 'eiH rare HEARTBURN.
yHry s-tH cuge SWIMMING OF TEE HEAD.
I4ey rniHca0 FLCTTEaING OF THE HEART.
Tacy are prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON. 4Is
atch street, Philadelphia Pa. and sold By druggists
acd e'o;sEeePeI5 in every toyn aad village in the
United States, Caoadas, Vest Indies, and South
America, ~ - cents per BOTTLE.
may - ,'J9-ly.
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GIVE have never read any article
IN any religious newspaper with which we
agreed more heartily than the one we give
below, clipped from the Presbyterian. 1t re-
Dukes most thoroughly all such cantiDg, sOi dis
mt philanthrophisis as r alph Waldo Emerson
and Mrs. L. Maria Childs Whose letter styling
Brown ''hero" was published SO much ''to the
point" by the Abolition organ, a short time
agol, We commend il TO the perusal Of our
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HON. ]. S. BLACK.

The distinguished gentleman whose name
stands at the heal of this article, is favorably
spoken of By number of Democratic newspa-
lpers in this state and elsewhere, as a suitable
person to receive the nomination OF the Charles-
ton Convention for President Of the United
States. We were among the first 10 eS-
press our preference for toe nomination oiJudge
Black indeed had We been slowerto recognize
his CLAIMS, we would have been false TO our
convictions of duty and utterly recreant 10 that
pride of section which nurtuFes and rears the
great men Of the lqnd.
]! is said and lrulhfuly, 100, that PennsylVa-
MIA holds the casting vote in the Electoral Col
leges cfthe Union No President, We believe,
has been chosen By the people, wijhoutthe vote
of Pennsylvania. The reason OF this -ts obvious.
Pennsylvania, as state, is the representative OF
that feeling which binds together the national
confederation. She Is the heart and SOUL the
very vital spark OF The Union. Her people
have no sympathy with one section as against
another. They al neither ior the North, nor
for the South, bat forihe equal Constitutional
rights OF each. With this spirit OF justice per-
vading the hearts and the conscience of her
people, Pennsy lranla always casts her vote for
the candidate chosen By majority of the cleo
tors OF the Union, which majority has thus far
held with her in common her national and
conservative sentiments. Il is this that makes
Pennsylvania The Keystone of our political arch
not the number Of her popualon-~for section
al and factionaI New York exceeds her on that
score-not her wealth Of miaea, and lorges and
manulaclorles-not her cities and commercial
marts-not her railroads and public thorough
fares it is her position as the great brgak-wa-
ter between fanatIcai extremes, her Office as the
conservator of the peace between sections EN-
bittered against each oher by the schemes Of
crazy theorists, political demagogues and office
hunting knaves. Such being unqoestionably
the political status Of Pennsylvania, where Is the
man that is truer representative Of our glorI-
Gus old commonwealth, than Jeremiah s. Black?
Search the record of our statesmen and where
will you find him New York has her Dick
inson, Virginia her Hunter, Georgia her Cobb,
Illinois her Douglas, but where is the represen-
tative man of the great state of Pennsylvania
The public life Of Judge Black warrants Us fol-
ly in regarding bin as that man. He has al
ways shown himself the equal friend Of all
classes-the advocate Of religious as well as
civil freedom, The guardian ofthe rights Of nat
uFalizrd as we'll as Of native citizens, and a.
bOve all the fearless promulger the Pennsylya-
MA idea-union and narmony 5st1oeen the states
and an end 10 utopian theories and distractions
on the question Of siaUery. Let US, therefore,
have the Representatives naan of Pennsylvania,
as the nominee OF the Charleston Convention,
and no fears need be entertained Of the future
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

HoGLoway's Pins AND OivrmrvT Health
a'. haPPness-How few people ever consid-
er the close alliance existing between these
TWO great boons Of life men remarkable for
their iaet and knowledge in the ordinary rou-
tine OF business, betray The most lamenable
deficiency IN this respectfully are lavish OF
gold IN the preservation of their property By
an annual expenditure of thousands OF dollars
In assurances, yet atthe same time they ezhi-
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II See advertisement.


On Friday, The 10th inst, at his residence
in Napier township, TnoMAs McCEGAay, SR.,
aged between rs aad So
Ofs-ore; fever, on "wednesday evening, the
23I Nov, Blaache Graham, infant daughtr. Of
Dr.. s. G. and Z. J. Siatier, aged 7 months and
% days.
llark how the angels, as they lv,
Sing through the regions the sky,
Bearing al infant in their arms
SecnIe and free from SINS alarms
Welcome, dear babe, to Jesus breast,
Forever there in Joy TO rest,
Weico ONE 10 Jesus courts above,
To sing the dear Redeemer's love.
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FLEMING BROS.

DR. |ioSTET TIERS Bitters have received
the warmest encomiums 5ron the press and pso2!a
throughout The Union. Is valuable tonic for the
cure Of DysFeTsla, Fiajuience, Constipation and
general nervous debility, it canno, be approached.
Every day new cases oiJts great effect are ch7oni
cled through our pebble journals. There is no.h:as
equal 10 the enjoyment, TO that which he afflicted
experience when using this vaIua5a specific. Its
m'4 tone lis sure aaa vigorous action upon d;sor-
dsred stomach, and The cleansing OF the entire 5u-
man body, should recommend it 10 all classes Of ouc
community. All ;hat viii be necessary 10 coz
vince the skeptc7 Of its healthy effects, is to rur-
cHaSe bottle and be convinced.
Sold BY druggists aud dealers generally, every
where.
Gg-Sae advertisement.
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OF !, ihe most reckless hardihood with regard "a
h'aith, and iaf 10 eyince solitary rbop,m
on ih.s difeiul rayages winch tn crsseIse.
afoagery of business has upon The brain and
ne consultation. A few dollars invested !,
'nrse medicines would secure them policv
Of assurance against disease, and create a hapn;-
ness and beoyancy Of spirits which the wraltb
OF Goleonda cauld never realize.
SPECIAL NOTICES
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ONCE-IN-A-WHILE.
,Jndge Black and vhe PresidcncY.

WHILE.
.---..
Jl"se SiaCA ana Ihe rFesidehCf'
A few months since we raised 10 the mast
head -four paper The name ofonr distinguished
telow town5man, Judge Black, for the Pfesi-
lsncy. Subsequent events have more deeply
impressed upon oar mind both he wisdom and
importance OF that act and the present drplo-
raoe condition ofthe political sentiment Of he
public men, both North and Soutf, aad the
FrocI!sity OF both to run into the wildest,eSces-
ses, shows toe absolute necessity OF having an
able, upright, SaEaci7us, conservative and eE-
pfFIe7c7d statesman III the .PreSltenilaI Clair
fer the ensuing i5nr Years. Al who know
Judge t3lack vii agree with us, tHat he COM
bnr5 !heSe requisites in an eminent degree.
and that re Is just the man for The impending
crisis.
Never since t5a formation Of the Federal
Constitution, has there existed 50 aaa@y eip-
men'i Of political es;rangements ana dissrasious
IS al lh- present tlHe, ahd they seem deeply
iapf7Enatrd with Ihe spirit Of dissolution a7d
ifreconcIa6la sectional aaimosiiirs and 20 such
an extent they have been carrI'd, that tanati-
cISm appears 10 have completely drlhro9el pa
trl0.lsm AMI love o! country, AMI is now revs.-
ling and Ti0'iag IN The lua!ness Of its cEc-ss,
in manner we'll calculated 10 excite alarm
in those who cannot uuitr in 4 ilaalical CON
sgifacy against the Constitution and laws Of the
country.
A brlsi retrospect Of the past few years viii
convince the most si;eplical OF the irui6t1lness
oi,desa views. Various political parties h7ye
asis-n IN opposition 10 the D ,n1cratic party IS
. t,44r,l...|
/ Democratic Presidents 70 lhis dar. Their con-
,licjs with 1t have ou'v proved lis s'7an-la and
igyinc,5i!rv :-hpnce, ansra lew GrI-f and
lruiiless efforts 10 destroy #, they have passed
awav an, ar, now almost f9r,1,trr. C,.na fre
years since there arose secret political party.
based uD1n the accident Of birth aa3 ofanD9.i-
ton to certain religious denomination. de-
signed 70 sq5yprt the Constitution and laws OF
tG- country. It's existence was brief and dis
a-irous. II ignored nrinrjrle and all The man-
" virtues, and gave premium 10 chicanerv.
fraud and violence. For proof Of this. we yesl
only refer at present 10 the d4cer,ie, nra.,,sa4
by the leaders Of that party. from the ppIuil ta
iba Stgmn 70 IFS oya1ion - Eil p.,,Ia ~ ,fr.
rreat metrouojjs Of the nation to lis destrnr-
f;on Of he 3urity Of the ball,i-bov :, C,nci,-
natl fouiSyiIlp. Baltimore. SC and ,h.'in,,,,o-
rstj,a Of system Of frau.i AID violsocs nc-,,,-
ousIy nn,nov.n in n,l,t,caI contests vbir5 has
mad. Bspin,o~e tbs very S,.,,m of fhe ION
century. The existence Of such partv wa,
necessarily brisf T, nssSed av.a, r, ra-na
only lis siirr ,vas l.ft in The y;,,Is If opr no.
| loved country. and from IFS remains there
sn-uoc IN another aS la,rar,ns T., oi,~ f~se in
.li.ufj5ns as was IFS prsd.cses,r brrapva il was
,-s7ra ersr5afte IT,, r..i1rIrla- s,l J,pr ~ ri
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0Christmas comes on the Sa5oath this year.
We suppose, however, that our juge nile ffienGs
will look for the annual visit Of that Jolly Dutch
fairy, Kriss kinsle, even should he make his
descent of tbe chimney after l2 o'clock on Sat-
uFday night. Hang Up yonr stockings, chill
dren I! christmas comes but once a year"
To all our readers We say, s'Merry Christ
mas!''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

70 Cook, the accompIce OF Brown, states in
his confession that Richard Rsalf, Browns SEC.
retary of State, went TO England to procure mo-
npy for their scheme, and that they had heard Of
his sailing on bis return, with quite a sum Of
mon~y, but they had never heard OF his arrival,
and supposed him to be dead. Realf was a pro-
te<e OF Lady Byron, whom be offended by court
ing young Lady related 10 her, and he alter.
wards became implicated in Chartist difficulties,
which made II necessary for him to leave his
country. He was employed in the New York
FIVE Points mission, and afterwards emsraled
to Kansas, where be became associated with
Brown.
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readers.

EazRsoN BENNerT's DOLLAR MoxruLY.-
The initial number of a new periodical bearing
The foregoing title, viii be issued on the first
OF January next, by The publishers, Bennett
and HAnELlN, l44 South Third Street, PhiIa-
delphia.
Our readers will recognize in the senior
editor oflhis book, the aulh2r Of many Of the
best American novels, and, among the rest, Of
The far larmed "Prairie Flower" The raga-
zine will be enrIched by numerous cont.i5u-
;ions from toe pen Of Mn. BENNETT, and the
l9ading story in the first number will be the
commencement OF novel entitled, "The
Mountain Lily Adventures in the Wilderness" ;"
which is intended as a companion 10 "Prairie
FloweT." The stories of "Black George, the
TraPpfr," ""Teddy OLagherty, The Iushman,o
"Pegre Boreau&, the Frsnchman," SC, &c,
will also run through the pages Of the Dollar
Monthly. The associate editor, Mr. Hamelin,
is a graduate Of Yale College and brings 10 his
task ripe scholarship and large experience
Terms : copy, l year, 8l.00 copies
$500 l3 copies $1,000 81 copies $4,000.
Address as above.
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WUAT ONE GGcAT HIND CAN AccauP-TsH.-
The 'zlcat ones" OF the earth have been lust
~ designated as such for having achieved ends
and olj-cis uaattaineG by ther fellow men.
It we trace the rise and progress 0f them, we
shall see, t63t not only has ;h.ir success been
owing to d new idea or original Suggestion, bul
IN a tar greater nleasG.e 10 TOE sy,'"naric mode
81 carrying ont ;h" projects, AM a..uIiuy tusn
50 Z succ,s ssinI issue. IN NJ instance has tins
aCj pern more 'ra.Y vyrHpii,i-d than in the Ca
re-r anJ dTHHIag- SpseI pfo-rcSs 10 fans nf
TuoHAS HOLLOWAY. and The propnrtloGate uui-
vs!sal dissemination Of his Puts and OINTMENT
as specific for nearly every disease Of ihe hu-
m91 frame. We have been fortunate enough
to lraru from his own lips the alodas operqadi
Of this woajeF-workiag sYsiem. which evinces
lis superiority not only in having reached the
acme Of perfection, but in keeping anoat this
mighty organization, a '.harp of 4 thousand
strings to keep in tune
Lit the reader conceive t0 himself the posi-
biI'Y Of creating and continuing 10 working or
der business from whose focus two articles,
with lhe simple cognomen Of HoLLoWAY's Pills
and IioLL7wAY's OINTMENT. are KEEP, pprpyt-
ual,y in the hand and within the reach Of one
IA every hundred oi 4 community contained in
no less limits than The circle Of the eayih's 6roqi
sHcJ4ce. Now this is not only accomplished.
bat done with ease and harmony w:tAal these
almost ubiquitous remedies, cUlled originally
las We are assnred) from tie vegetable produc-
t!10S ot that soil which gave Us birth, are more
over 50 compounded, from careful study and
research, as 10 act with divers tendencies, but
wonderful unity OF effect, iae individual prop
ertlesoi Eiolloyay's medicines become pa5Sicg or
acfiU', TO suIt the eXigtucies of the case, The
Pills containing both tonic, as we'll as divergent
qualities, deyrlope the oae or the other, as the
symptoms Of the paient'S case may demand, the
Ointment beiag an 'eXpel!ant as we'll as a heal
ing apIica,l1u, takes q similar mode ofattainIng
tbe disised end, tans mutually asis in nature 70
cast eli the common enemy, and suoduing the
temporal reign Of fell disease.
Much more could be said on this point than
can we'll cone within the scope Of this short ar
liclp, which we have thought il our duty to de-
vote TO a casl a glance at a great undertaking,
that may have escaped the observation, and
consequently the due appreciation OF great
portion Of our readers system conceived as it
was, and carried out as il is, by master miad!
| We will al some future time render some fur
theF interesting particulars with regard 10 this
peerless and unprecedented enterprise .-.uil-
iDaQkee ''.News"
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Ey-The barn OF Mr.. Jacob Zjmnlers (of Anthony
in Bedford ip., was burned on Monday evening last,
having been ahre with match by little boy 6
years old large quantity Of grain and fodder was
destroyed BY the ERE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

We call the atientioa Of opr readers 10
the article headed ''Judge Black and The Prysi-
dency," copied into this issue from the Sorper-
set Democrat. Il is not only an ably written
argument 10 favor ofJulse Blacks claims to
the Presidency, but it shows in what estimation
,hat distinguished statesman is held n the coun-
~ OF his birth and home, where he is better
known, perhaps, than anywhere else. Let ey-
cry one read II.
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neFosot trait O. character iaan being moved al the
distress and sud-r'nz Of others, AMI Furthermore,
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COPPEE.
CHARLEsrowN, Dec. l6, 1859.

N~i'f'i'i~i''i SN' ~ 1(VN" ~ i'''SO'
News reached Gov Wise, during the NOR
ming, that Cook and Coppie hal made every
for another escape, pending the
execution Of the negroes
The Governor immediately directed General
Taliaierro 10 take command of the jail win an
armed force, which was done at once. Taa
great'st excitement prevailed il c2rsrqaencp
The prisoners had r.ountgd She jail wall
when they were discovered by The sentinel on
the outside, who Immediately gave the alarm
aud fred upon them. They he'd sawed their
nanacles asan4er with the blade Of BARLOW
knife, which ;aey had concealed and made inlo
fine saw.