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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-21
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The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
! $500 per Annum, payable IN advance.
/ Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OrfirE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02
VOL. 80, NO. 10.


All the discoveries of modern science serve
to exalt The Dety; but they do not contribute
one iota to the explanation of his purposes
They make him greater, but they do not make
him more comprehensive He is more shroud-
ed ia mystery than ever. It is not himself whoa
we see, it is his workmanship; and every new
addition to It's grandeur, and to its variety,
which philosophy opens TO our contemplation,
throws oar understanding at a greater distance
than before from the mind aud conception OF Ebo
sublime Architect. Instead of thc God OF D
single world, we now see him presiding in II
the majesty of Lia high attributes, over mighty
range of iununierable systems. To onr little
eye he is wrapt up ia most awful mysterious
ness; and every new glimpse which astronomy
gives US of the Universe, magnifes, 30 the APP
prehension of our mind, that impossible barrier
which stands between the eouasels of bis SOW
efeiguty and those fugatiFo beings who trust
their evanescent hour in the humblest of MS
mansions. Ii this invisible Being would only
break that mysterious silence in which he has
wrapped himself, We feel that single word
from his mouth would be worth world of dark
ling speculation. Every new triumph which
the mind of man achieves in the field of dis
eovery, binds us more firmly to our Bible; and
by the very proportion 10 which philosophy null
tpies the wonders of God, do we prize that
book, on which the evidence of history has
stamped the character of His authentic comnu-
nicatloi,. - Dr.. ChdTJef. 20
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02
FUN AT HOME.

Don't be afraid of little fun at home, good
people Don't shut up your houses, lest tae
sun should fade your carpets nor your hearts,
lest hearty laugh should shake down some of
the musty old cobwebs there If you want to
ruin your sons, let them think that all mirth
and social enjoyment must be left on the
threshold when they come home at night
When once at home is regarded as only place
to eat, drink and sleep in, the work is begun
that cuds in gambling houses and reckless
degradation. Young people must have fun aud
relaxation somewhere. If they do moi find il
at their own hcarthstones, it viii be sought ia
other, and perhaps. less profitable places
Therefore, let the fire burn brightly at night and
make the home nest delightful with all those
little arts that parents SO perfectly understand.
DON'T repress the huoyart spirits of your
children. Half an hour of merriment round
the lamp and freight Of home blots out The
remembrance of many care and annoyance
during the day, and the best safeguard they
can take with them into the world Is the un-
seen inauence of bright little domestic sane
tum.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02
HUNTING IN COUPLES.

This is the business of the Southern Cbiv-
alrY. Two armed men prowl tho streets of
Washington in pursuit of one man who is un-
armed, and sick beside, This we are 10 take
as an evidence of bravery. This is the meth
cd employed TO show that Virginians are oot
afraid. This is proof tina, when Mr.. Hickman
said Virginia was frightened by John Brown
and his tweuty-one confederates, and COW,
that he slandered the Stale anu insalted its
citizens. We say that hunting in couples, af-
ter the Ednuudson and Kett fashion, is as
sassina,ion in spirit, in purpose, and will be
held aud stig.Aaized as such by all decent
men.--N. y Tribune.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

Colonel 0tone,a practicing lawyer, and DR..
Mason, practising physician, were rival can
dldates for the Senate, and were stumping the
district together. DIR. Mason was warm ad-
vocate for law reform, and, in arguing its ne
cessity, he referred TO certain case in which
his eompeiitot had been nonsuited upon some
technicality. Now said DR.. Mason, we
ueed to have the law reformed, or Col. Stone
is incompetent to bring suit correctlY-hc
can take either horn Of the dilemma
Colonel Stone replied: 'Felew citizens, the
Doctor has the advantage of me. When
make mistake in my profession, he has only
TO 90 to the records of the court, and find it
aud publish it TO the world; but when he makes
mistake in has profession, he buries it six feet
under ground
The people appreciated tho lawyers ready
wit, and forgave him the blunder charged up
on him for the sake of the clever retort be
made at the doctors expense.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02
BEDFORD. PA. FRIDAY. MARCH 2. 1860
5alfft B BoRtfg.
CRYSTAL HYMN !.

Majestic sweetness sits enthroned,
Upon the Sayiour's brow,
LIS head with radiant giories crowned.
His lips with grace o'er1ow.
saw me plunged in deep distress,
And dsw to my relief;
Fpf me he bore the shameful cross.
And carried all my grief.
Nc mortal can with him compare,
Among the sons Of men,
Fsarer is he than all the fair,
Who fill the heavenly train.
TO him owe my life and breath,
And all the joys | bayei
He makes me triumph over death,
And saves me from the grave.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

What is the difference between Handel and
the grinder of barrel organ? The one vas
u composer, the other is a dlscomposer.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

A poet says that the wind kisses the waves.
That, we suppose, is the celebrated skiss for a
blow about which we have heard so much.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

negro undergoing dn examination, when
asked if his master was Christian, replied -
No, sir, he's member of Congress.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

it is no wonder that the wind is solemn and
mournful; it has ''swept the fields of mortality
for hundred centuries.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

At town meeting'in Ireland, it was rcs
Gently voted shat all persons in the town own
ing dogs shall be ,nuzzed.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

The mau who was hemmed in by crowd,
has been troubled with stitch in his side ever
since.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

The sheep in the meadow, aud the axe in the
forest, alike contribute their schops' for the
benefit of man.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

Sheridan having been asked what wine be
liked best, replied, 'The VINE OF other pec-
ple.'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

The quickest way to make tall man short
is to borrow all the money he has cot.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

Why is kiss like scandal. Because it
goes from mouth to mouth
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

The first mistake in public business is going
into it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02

But, fearful as the obligations of parents
may be, they must meet them. There is no
such thing as wholly transferring these duties
to others. The child is given directly by God
to she guidance and discipline OF the parents,
and if its education is neglected. and the child
becomes reckless and miserable in this life, and
finally an outcaat frog heaven and happiness,
the parents arc responsible for this great aber-
ration FROM the laws of reetitude and right
The injunction Of heaven is, 'Tran up child
in the way it should go, and when it is old IL
will not depart from it"
Now, this training or education begins when
the little one first opens It's eyes to The light
to look upon the yisage of that mother that
gave it birth. 1t soon learns to trace the
stern and contracted features Of that mothers
face, aud ere decade Of weeks has passed
away, her angry frown viii bring tears to the
helpless child's eyes. How soon does it learn
to distinguish between the soft, winning voice
of loue, and the harsh and YeputsiUe tone Of
petatence aud anger
Thus early in life Is the education and disei-
plfne Of the child begun, and, as man is pro-
sressive being, his faculties are capable of an
indefinite expansion. His tuition, therefore,
cannot be supposed to terminate al any period
Of bis terrestrial existence, but is carried on
through every stage Of life, from the cradle to
Fthe grave, and when he closes his eyes in
death, and bids last adieu to everything bere
below, ho passes into more permanent and
expansive state of existence, where his educa-
ton will likewise be progressive, aud where
intelligeuces Of higher order may be his in
struetors. Then, the education he received in
this trapsitory scene, 1t aras properly con-
Quoted. will found the ground work of all bis
future progression in knowledge aud virtue,
throughout the succeeding periods of eternity.
More anon. q. s.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-02
REGEIPES AND EXPENDITURES

OF The Poor and House Of Employment o.
Bedford County, for the year commencing
January Sd, 1859, and ending January "A,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-07
Consolation forDemOcrats.

The 'hordes" and "swarms' Of Democrats VINO are
preparing 90 to Charleston, need not despair Tue"
ease is bard bu, not hopeless The CharesionAns are
plotting to starvc them on 'shor commons and hso
charges but physiological researches prove that the hu
man frame possesses powers Of endurance which VIII serve
the "hordesn well in the emergency, and enable them
to come "home again" without leaving their bones to
bleach on the swamps at the junction Of Ashley and
Cooper rivers.
The Louisville Joual reminds the delegates to Charles
ton that there is said 20 be woman at Cincinnati WHO
has been in the habit of absainng entirely from food ard
drink during the forty days ofleut There was woman
in one the interior counties Of " Y year or two ago.
who reported TO have survived without sustenanee
for uinc weeks, to the great saving in household eS-
penses case is reported in Scotland, of woman who
lay in bed after attack Of epilepsy, for five years du
ring which time she received no food except little wa
that occasionally forced between her eleneheu
teeth. Snakes it is well known lie torpid without iood,
Tor three months in the year Belzon relates that ~ ma
kas his excavations in Egyp he discovered IN the eaa
combs toad that had been entombed three thousand
years nevertheless as soon as released from his pro-
hinged sepulturc with Rameses aud the Pharaohs, he
1ated bis eyes and hoped away merriy as moth
Ing had happened.
We state these instances to console our Democratic
brethren in the trial awaiting them and to exhibit their
Starvation ability in a clear light. Let them cheer up
The Convention v sit longer than three days and
though they viii return considerably reduced IN uesh they
may escape with their lives
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-07
rRnM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 4,h.-The committee have decided
against the magnetic telegraph BILL which passed the SEN
ate the other day unless the Senate agrees TO provide
charges for tlegaphc dispatches between St. Louis and
San Francisco apd also TO cut down the appropriation Of
$4,000 to $1,000 per annuin.
The bill providing for the admission Of Kansas into the
Union as State will come up for discussion tomorrow,
after which the friends Of American Industry hope to
bring their proposition forward,
The friends OF Judge Douglas have gratifying news
from the South this morning. 1t is said that Hon. VIM
L. Yancev delegate TO Charleston from Alabama, will
oppose the nomination of Douglas in four-days speech;
but the main ground Of his opposition to the Senator
from lrois is because his election may prevent DISC
luton Of the Union, the Douglas willing that he
shall 90 ahead.
VT Buchanan's candidate for Charleston ia undoubt-
ed y Gen. Joe Lane, Of Oregon. The Hunter movement
vas a blind.
Hon George W. Caldwell, OF Kentucky, delegate
to Charleston and the intimate friend and reprepresena-
tive of Mr. Guthrie at Wizards Hotel actively engaged
in eecoueering for his avorite Mr. Guthrie is full of
hope and will make no combinations unless for himself
H., controls his friends and will with the Ad-
ministration.
Mr.. Seward gives dinner party on Friday next which
VIII be attended by several of the leading Southern fire.
eaters and their ladies.
Az the late entertainment Of Senator Thompson of
New Jersey, Republicans and Administration men were
invited but Judge Douglas and the rebels saiiousy
Mr. Hckmans report in reply 10 the Presidents pro-
test is prepared and will be laid before the House at
an early day. From what can hear, s is one of the
most overwhelming and splendid productions which have
ever beon presented to an American Congress.
The efforts OF NJ Cobb 70 reduce the estimates Of the
departments viii doubt result in series Of deficiency
bills at the next session of the present Congress.
1t is proposed to investigate the conduct OF Secretary
lovd of the War Department in reference the mar
Die columns for the Capitol extension.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-07
EnIFrntiOn.

Tue Senate Of the United States has received from the
State Department statements Of the number, sex, age,
and occupation Of passengers coming to the United
States by sea- from foreign countries during the year
ending Dec Slst 1852 together with the countries in
which they we're boru and the places in which they mean
Co reside The total number Of arrivals was l55,SO2,
lied on the VOYAGE POI Number OF males 9G,o7S, Of
females. 5S7ls. The number landed at New York was
uS27o at Boston 1873, Dauoit, 1871 Philadelphia
49, Baltimore g. 752. Charleston l,l6l, New Orleans
lls22 san Francisco 425i OF the emigrants l., $50
were from England, So PIG from Ireland 2,29S from
Scotland. e7I2 from Great Britain, 4l63 from British
America s9SI5 from Germany, 2,i69 from Prussia,
1901 from Norway and Sweden, 5,4o7 from China,
.-or Greece. from Central America, from the East
Indies. from the Sandwich Islands. We give portion
Of the table Of statistics Of occupations as follows
Merchants I24J5. mechanics 1902, mariners S26,
miners 5IU engineers rs, cersymeu l57, farmers To-
& clerks 1884, butchers S. bakers as, physicians and
surgeons 25s lawyers l66, mas0us 40 manufacturers 62,
artists ss hJore,s 2l,6et, mil'5rs 81, a..ors l@5.
There were also $50 saaustresses and m.iiaers, ia
weavers As musicians, Of whom were females, 4 lady
artists printers Al actors, and Is actresses, and PSI
servants Tue following are the figures to the age Of
the emi,rants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-07

NcDoSALD, rHE MURDERER o. VIsGINIA STEWART, AND
H.s ralAL-A correspondent writing from New York,
st-~:
Over eight months have e,lpsed since the arrest Of
Robert c. Mcdonald 70, The murder OF the courtesan
Virginia Stewart, and the accused has not yet been
brought tr for the crime Soon after the arrest the
pea Of insanity raised by the prisoners counsel and
a commission made out 70 take testimony in Mobile
and elsewhere In Sgbstantldou Of the same. During all
this time the two young who unfortunately
ia company with Virginia Stewart at the time she was
shot, have bad their liberty cutailed merely because
tIrir evidence is necessary and the friends OF Mcdonald
his insanity The girls have given in their esiimo
ny az the examining court il has been taken down IN
black and white, vet they still kept prisoners,
enough IN comfortable quarterl it would at the
pa aure Of the accused Mcdonald appears to be per
ie,uy sane, and is allowed everything be wants The
deay M MS trial appears 10 be unaccoUnable but in
atty Is perfectly pam, for money will 90 ANYTHING
Great indignation seems 70 be brewng at this garing in.
stance OF the tariines Of the law Il hard 70 tell wher
the trial viii come or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-07
TO THE PHYSICIANS OFTHs SOUTHERN ST,1rS -
WOlfe's Genuine COgnac BRANDY
WOife;s Genuine Port Wine.
WOife's Genuine Madeira VIM
WOlfe's Genuine Shorry

am supplying the trade with pure Coma. ~
ties, both for medical and private The ~
has crowned my Efforts TO place pure DIN within The
under the Of Aromatic schiedem schnapps u
OF the market the penicous compounds sold A. a. &
the country led many leading druggists apothecarls,
men, for years past, TO solicit to pursue IL -'4
in regard TO tn, article Of Brandy. should hsy. I'm
these requests from all quarters long ago bu. va, W
by the fact that owing to the eNorbtant prices
consequent upon the shoriness Of the grape crop r
there chance Of my being able to import The elih
dy. bottle It AMI sell II at moderate prices ForvB,,t
the grape crop FOR the last and previous year f,Dd
for thls) abundant and prices Of Branay have AN,
the standard OF ten years ago. The duty on Br,,, -
seventy per cen. lower and have made arr.rg 80
four Brandy exporters in P-ance ofhe highest repu,s "
ulay receiving consgnnents Of the best Cogn,e p,,
am boing and selling as Wolfe's Genuine Cognse r..
guarantee with by seal, abels and certificates the
tied by me- depure, unauthorized article and # uuIt,,
when used medicine beverage. or a cordial h.,,,
InvzorAtng II has been a matter Of universal eorsrl,
bottle Of pure umixed French Brandy was very
and the purchaser, nine times In ten was deceived with
ufsctured imitation. OF all descriptions Of ardent ,p,
from lie high price, has been the article hat
h turned their attention to- and millions Of galo,, =,
called French Brandy have beea scattered annually
land, and have been the primary Of murders. su
ties and crimes, and have sent thousands % an early
desroyers, from derium treuens, manlA-apotu Ana -,
unknown. until unprncIped men began to ma.
ing compounds and sell 1t the pure Preach Brandy
The virtues " pure French Brandy need not be ,5l ~
They known throughou; tie world a medca or o.
ulant 1t Is, the French nation poeiieay call H. ay
VIE" the water life. But this applies to only when mr., a.
unadulterated. Manufactured with the fearful iny,r 49,
make good imitation, becomes death drink 70 inno,, -
OF Thousands % To remedy fearful evil b,y .
menced importing Brandy bottlng II, and selaghM
"woLPE's GENUINE COGNAC BRAypy,
am daily receiving orders from druggists and apOsear I, an
parts OF the Union, TO sell It for medical purposcS
UDoLPH0 WOLFE
No. 90 BEAVER STREET, INV Yo,K
~ Agents in Richmond,
mh9t-dlflm FISHER A WTysray
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-07

The U,ah judges Craddlebaaga and Sinclair we're dis
posed TO b-ng Mormon Offenders trial for their crimes
BIT the Governor who is on good terms with the 4iu,s
listed der acloa. Tue dispute reached Washington.
aud Press dent B chan ,n who seems % have natural
procyity tovari tie Wless aad dsordsry side OF ey
e-y e1utroyeriy eolel lie cause Of the Normons and
tie Govern and through bis Attorney General, re-
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